House Supervisor-Registered Nurse

House Supervisor‑RN

Sign‑on bonus available. 7 am‑7 pm. Laurel Heights Hospital, Atlanta, GA, a residential treatment program for children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorders and severe psychiatric and behavioral difficulties. EOE.

• Oversee clinical and administrative operations of the behavioral health nursing team, ensuring high‑quality patient care, regulatory compliance, and effective interdisciplinary coordination.
• Provide leadership, mentorship, and direct support to nursing staff, promoting evidence‑based practices and fostering a therapeutic setting.
• Supervise and coordinate daily activities of psychiatric nurses, technicians, and support staff; schedule staffing, perform rounds, and address staffing or patient care changes.
• Ensure compliance with hospital policies, state and federal regulations, and behavioral health standards.
• Oversee patient care planning, medication administration, and crisis intervention protocols; respond to emergencies and provide clinical guidance during high‑risk situations.
• Conduct performance evaluations, staff training, and professional development initiatives; collaborate with physicians, therapists, and case managers for integrated care models.
• Monitor documentation accuracy, maintain confidentiality of patient records, and participate in program development, quality improvement initiatives, and grant compliance.
• Serve as liaison with external agencies and community partners.

• Registered Nurse (RN) license in good standing.
• Bachelor’s degree in nursing (BSN) required; master’s preferred.
• Minimum 2–4 years of nursing experience in behavioral health or psychiatric settings.
• Prior supervisory or leadership experience strongly preferred.
• Knowledge of behavioral health regulations, trauma‑informed care, and crisis management.
• Strong communication, organizational, and conflict‑resolution skills.
• CPR and other relevant certifications (e.g., CPI, BLS).

• Fast‑paced inpatient or outpatient behavioral health setting.
• Evening/night coverage and weekend rotation required.
• Exposure to emotionally intense situations and psychiatric emergencies.

EOE.