Travel Registered Nurse Psych

Overview

Embark on a transformative journey as a Registered Nurse specializing in Psychiatry, delivering care on a dynamic travel assignment in Marshall, Michigan. Starting 02/02/2026, this weeks-long opportunity blends clinical autonomy with collaborative teamwork, letting you shape recovery stories one patient at a time. Envision the impact you can make—from stabilizing acutely distressed individuals to guiding them toward hope, dignity, and lasting well‑being.

When you need a moment of downtime, you can discover Michigan’s beauty: the tranquil shores of the Great Lakes, scenic dunes, lush forests, welcoming towns, and the changing seasons that invite outdoor exploration and memorable getaways. Marshall, in the heart of Michigan, offers a tight‑knit community vibe, affordable living, and proximity to lakes, parks, and cultural amenities that enrich life outside the hospital walls.

For travel clinicians, this role also opens doors to opportunities across the United States, delivering enriching clinical variety—from busy inpatient psychiatric units in metropolitan centers to outpatient and community mental health settings in smaller towns.

As a Psychiatric RN, you’ll conduct comprehensive patient assessments, monitor mental status, administer medications, and implement individualized treatment plans in collaboration with psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and therapy teams. You’ll engage in crisis intervention and de‑scalation when needed, ensuring safety through vigilant rounds, careful observation, and environmentally safe practices. Documentation in the electronic health record will reflect precise changes in condition, progress toward goals, and necessary family or caregiver education.

You’ll participate in rounds, discharge planning, and follow‑up planning to support continuity of care. The position emphasizes person‑centered, trauma‑informed care, with a focus on reducing acute distress while empowering patients and families through education and choice.

Competitive weekly pay range of $1,818 to $1,834, with 36 guaranteed hours per week, and the potential for extension on successful term completion. You’ll benefit from housing assistance to ease relocation and lodging logistics, along with extension opportunities that allow you to continue contributing to patient care while growing your expertise in psychiatry. In addition, you’ll have access to a comprehensive support network that works around the clock—24/7 assistance from a dedicated travel team, clinical educators, and experienced mentors who are invested in your safety, success, and satisfaction throughout every step of your journey.

A clear pathway to professional development awaits, with opportunities to expand your clinical skills, pursue specialty certifications, and take on leadership or mentor roles as you gain experience.

Commitment to empowering staff, focus on consistent career advancement, and a supportive work environment that prioritizes well‑being as much as patient outcomes. You’ll join a culture that believes in ongoing training, constructive feedback, and the mentorship needed to refine practice, broaden clinical perspectives, and elevate the standard of care. The organization emphasizes collaboration, respect, and integrity, creating a work setting where your clinical judgment is trusted, your contributions are recognized, and your professional voice helps shape better pathways for patients and colleagues alike.

If you’re ready to apply your psychiatric nursing expertise in a setting that values your dedication, this is an exciting chance to join a company that prioritizes your growth, safety, and impact. Take the next step toward a rewarding career that blends clinical excellence with personal fulfillment, and help patients navigate toward recovery and resilience across diverse environments. Ready to explore new horizons and make a lasting difference?

Apply now and become part of a team that honors your skill, supports your ambitions, and stands beside you every step of the way in advancing mental health care.

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