Behavioral Health Registered Nurse Night Shift

Springdale, AR

Full Time

Mid Level

Behavioral Health Registered Nurse Night Shift

Perimeter Behavioral of the Ozarks – Springdale, AR

Perimeter Behavioral of the Ozarks has immediate openings for Night Shift Behavioral Health Registered Nurses (RNs). We are seeking compassionate, attentive professionals dedicated to improving the lives of individuals experiencing mental health challenges—especially during the most critical overnight hours.

As a premier behavioral health hospital, we provide inpatient treatment for adolescents using a patient-centered, collaborative approach. Our mission is to create a responsive, healing environment that inspires hope and promotes overall well-being through high-quality, integrated care—24 hours a day.

Role Overview

Join a dedicated nursing team making a meaningful impact in the lives of children and adolescents. As a Night Shift Behavioral Health RN, you will provide calm, consistent, and vigilant care while ensuring patient safety and stability overnight. You will work closely with a multidisciplinary team to support continuity of care and positive patient outcomes.

Core Responsibilities

Clinical Care

Provide high-quality nursing care in a behavioral health setting during overnight hours
Conduct assessments and respond to changes in patient condition
Monitor patient safety, behaviors, and overnight stability
Administer medications and document care accurately and thoroughly
Collaborate with the treatment team to support individualized care plans

Leadership & Environment

Maintain a safe, structured, and therapeutic environment overnight
Protect patient rights and ensure a calm, supportive setting
Build professional relationships with patients and team members
Communicate effectively with day shift and interdisciplinary teams for continuity of care
Support team members and advocate for patient needs

Qualifications

Required

Active Arkansas RN license
Graduate of an accredited nursing program
Current CPR certification
Strong critical thinking, observation, and communication skills
Commitment to patient-centered care

Preferred

Experience in behavioral health and/or pediatric nursing
Inpatient psychiatric experience

Schedule

12-hour night shifts
Weekend rotation required

Why Join Perimeter?

Professional Growth

Supportive team environment
Ongoing training and development
Career advancement opportunities
New graduate mentorship program

Work Environment

Collaborative, multidisciplinary care model
Focus on evidence-based practices
Commitment to quality and patient safety
Leadership that values and supports night shift teams

About Perimeter Healthcare

Perimeter Healthcare is a leading provider of behavioral health services for children and adolescents across multiple states and care settings, including inpatient and residential treatment programs. We are committed to service excellence and delivering compassionate, comprehensive care at every hour.

We seek team members who embody our core values:
Compassion • Accountability • Respect • Empowerment

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Perimeter Behavioral Health is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. We provide equal employment opportunities to all applicants and employees regardless of protected status under federal, state, or local laws.

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