injections and other medical services, as a physician directsGives injections and other medical services as directed by a licensed Physician
Day to day
medical intake evaluations and screeningsAssists in the performance of medical evaluations and screenings of consumers upon initial intake
Day to day
mental health evaluations with physician and clinical staffAssists Physician and clinical staff with mental health evaluations
Day to day
vital signs, weights and urine drug screensCompletes and documents consumer vital signs, weight and urine drug screen results as needed.
Day to day
medication teaching and monitoring of physical problems for clientsProvides Medication Education and Monitoring of physical problems for clients
Day to day
administering medication and medical treatments to consumersAdministers medication and medical treatments following standard nursing procedures to Region 8 consumers as needed.
Day to day
consultation and education for staff, consumers and familyProvides Consultation and Education Services to staff, consumers and significant others/family members
Day to day
responding to staff emergency calls about consumer problemsResponds to Emergency Contacts from staff regarding consumer problems
Day to day
treatment team planning when the supervisor asksParticipates in treatment team planning as requested by Supervisor
Hours stated
M-F, 12 a.m. - 8 a.m.
Travel
assigned to clinics, schools or crisis unitsMental Health Center Clinics, Schools, or Crisis Stabilization Units as assigned
Maintains documentation as evidence that all duties are completed in accordance with program requirements contained in the Mississippi Department of Mental Health Operational Standards.
Maintains proper training, continuing education, qualifications, and other certifications required for this position as written in the Mississippi Department of Mental Health Operational Standards.
Represents Region 8 and Region 8 Administration in a positive manner at all times both internally and externally.
Always leads by example and is a positive role model for coworkers.
Provides a minimum of five (5) direct service hours per day
Provides oversight of assigned facility when requested by supervisor to ensure quality of medical and direct care services.
Effectively communicates to peers and supervisors regarding consumer care.
Assists in the performance of medical evaluations and screenings of consumers upon initial intake
Assists Physician and clinical staff with mental health evaluations
Completes and documents consumer vital signs, weight and urine drug screen results as needed.
Provides Medication Education and Monitoring of physical problems for clients
Participates in treatment team planning as requested by Supervisor
Provides Consultation and Education Services to staff, consumers and significant others/family members
Responds to Emergency Contacts from staff regarding consumer problems
Gives injections and other medical services as directed by a licensed Physician
Administers medication and medical treatments following standard nursing procedures to Region 8 consumers as needed.
Must adhere to the highest ethical and moral conduct in interactions with individuals and family members served.
Maintains effective communication with consumers, families, supervisors and other staff members.
Prepares reports, documentation and maintain consumer records.
All other duties as assigned by Supervisor, Clinical Director, and Executive Director
Qualifications
Must remained Board Licensed as a Registered Nurse in Mississippi.
Must pass a criminal background check.
Must have a valid Mississippi Driver’s License.
Reporting supervisor
Program/Facility Director, Center Administrator, Center Coordinator, Clinical Directors.
Positions supervised
None
Location
Mental Health Center Clinics, Schools, or Crisis Stabilization Units as assigned
Neighborhoods+Brookhaven's residential character divides between historic central districts and sprawling rural acreage across Lincoln County. The Victorian District along South Jackson Street features stately, preserved historic homes, while streets like Albert and Robertson offer established residential streets dominated by long-term homeowners. Many residents looking for space choose rural home sites outside the city limits, trading proximity for quiet country surroundings.
Brookhaven's residential character divides between historic central districts and sprawling rural acreage across Lincoln County. The Victorian District along South Jackson Street features stately, preserved historic homes, while streets like Albert and Robertson offer established residential streets dominated by long-term homeowners.
Many residents looking for space choose rural home sites outside the city limits, trading proximity for quiet country surroundings.
Getting around+Brookhaven is thoroughly car-dependent, with public transit essentially nonexistent for routine shifts. Navigating the area is straightforward thanks to key arterial corridors including Interstate 55, U.S. Highway 51, and State Highway 27. Local commutes through town are generally brief and free of major gridlock, with ample surface parking available at commercial centers and community facilities.
Brookhaven is thoroughly car-dependent, with public transit essentially nonexistent for routine shifts. Navigating the area is straightforward thanks to key arterial corridors including Interstate 55, U.S. Highway 51, and State Highway 27. Local commutes through town are generally brief and free of major gridlock, with ample surface parking available at commercial centers and community facilities.
Outdoors+Recreational opportunities center on Lake Lincoln State Park, where visitors find shaded camping, hiking trails, and a freshwater lake framed by towering hardwood forests. Cyclists frequently tackle the Mt. Zion Mountain Bike Trail, known as 'The Biggest Little Trail in Mississippi,' which offers singletrack loops tailored from novice riders up to intermediate and advanced sections with wooden features. In town, residents make use of community green spaces such as Old Train Depot Park, as well as agrotourism experiences at The Great Mississippi Tea Company.
Recreational opportunities center on Lake Lincoln State Park, where visitors find shaded camping, hiking trails, and a freshwater lake framed by towering hardwood forests. Cyclists frequently tackle the Mt. Zion Mountain Bike Trail, known as 'The Biggest Little Trail in Mississippi,' which offers singletrack loops tailored from novice riders up to intermediate and advanced sections with wooden features.
In town, residents make use of community green spaces such as Old Train Depot Park, as well as agrotourism experiences at The Great Mississippi Tea Company.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Brookhaven
Known affectionately as 'Ole Brook' and historically nicknamed the 'Homeseeker's Paradise,' Brookhaven offers healthcare professionals an authentic small-town Mississippi environment anchored by Interstate 55 and U.S. Highway 51. Life here moves at a relaxed cadence, centered around a picturesque downtown featuring historic architecture along South Jackson Street, public art in Cherokee Alley, and performances from the Mississippi School of the Arts and Little Haven Theater. Shift workers benefit from an easy, predictable driving commute and straightforward access across Lincoln County. Days off can be spent mountain biking the wooden ramps of Mt. Zion Trail or camping among the hardwoods at Lake Lincoln State Park. The dining scene leans on local bakeries, Southern barbecue, and neighborhood Mexican spots, balanced by community traditions like the Exchange Club Fair. Relocating nurses should note clear trade-offs: public transit is nonexistent, nightlife and commercial entertainment for younger adults are very sparse, and residents voice concerns about localized crime. For those seeking quiet rural surroundings or traditional Southern hospitality, Brookhaven offers a grounded, community-focused base.
