Behavioral Health Nurse- Mornings

Join Innovive Health – Where Innovation Meets Compassion

We specialize in supporting complex and behavioral health populations, delivering high-quality care where it matters most - where they reside.

We are seeking passionate, experienced professionals who want to make a meaningful impact while enjoying the flexibility and autonomy that traditional healthcare roles often lack.

Why Innovive Health?

At Innovive, we believe that when our clinicians thrive, our patients receive the best care. That’s why we offer:

• No Weekend Mandates – Monday through Friday schedules available.
• Autonomy in Your Role – Practice independently while being supported by a collaborative team
• Patient-Centered Care Model – Spend meaningful time with patients and truly make a difference
• Work-Life Balance - A supportive structure designed to reduce burnout and promote well-being
• Competitive Compensation and Benefits - Rewarding your expertise and commitment

Join a team that is not only transforming healthcare but also prioritizing the people who make it possible

What You’ll Do

• Provide direct patient care, including assessments and care plan development
• Manage a caseload and coordinate care across the clinical team
• Administer medications and treatments per physician orders
• Monitor patient progress and adjust care plans as needed
• Educate patients and caregivers on care and self-management
• Communicate with physicians and care teams to ensure continuity of care
• Supervise and support HHAs and LPNs
• Complete accurate and timely documentation (OASIS, visit notes, orders)
• Ensure compliance with policies, regulations, and HIPAA standards

What You Bring

• Active RN license
• Graduate of an accredited nursing program (BSN preferred)
• Home health or related behavioral health clinical experience
• Strong communication, organization, and critical thinking skills
• Current CPR certification
• Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation

Physical Demands & Environment

• Mobility: Frequent standing, walking, sitting, climbing, balancing, stooping, and kneeling.
• Dexterity: Continuous use of hands and fingers for fine motor tasks and equipment operation.
• Lifting/Transfer: Occasional lifting or pushing of loads (both under and over 25 lbs); includes occasional patient transfers.
• Hazard Exposure: Frequent exposure to bloodborne/airborne pathogens and infectious materials.