Full-Time
Registered Nurse
NeuroPsychiatric Hospitals
201-500 employees
Inpatient neuropsychiatric care for complex co-morbidities
Compensation Overview
$40 - $47/hr
Crown Point, IN, USA
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Bachelor's
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- Graduation from an accredited school of nursing.
- Certification as a Registered Nurse by the State of Indiana.
- At least 1 year of nursing experience.
- Plan, direct, evaluate, and document all aspects of patient care in accordance with regulatory requirements, established policy, and hospital values and philosophy.
- Assess patient needs and initiate, implement, and evaluate individualized plans of care.
- Relate effectively with other shifts to ensure continuity of care and maintain satisfactory relations with other departments and nursing units.
- Participate in all phases of education, maintenance of records, and personnel skills.
- At least 1 year of nursing experience, preferably in psychiatric care, mental or behavioral health, or addiction recovery.
- Experience in medical-surgical, emergency room, intensive care unit, or long-term acute care settings is desirable.
NeuroPsychiatric Hospitals runs inpatient facilities that treat patients with complex co-occurring psychiatric, neurological, and medical conditions. It uses an integrated care model with a multi-disciplinary team of physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, social workers, and therapists to create individualized treatment plans. The campuses emphasize safety and can include sensory rooms to help regulate behavior for conditions like intellectual impairment, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and Huntington’s disease. Patients are usually referred from emergency rooms or acute care settings, stay about 13–14 days to stabilize, and then return to their referring facility, with growth across Indiana, Arizona, and Texas backed by private equity.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
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Total Funding
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Headquarters
South Bend, Indiana
Founded
2005
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- NPH’s website listed eight facilities in 2026, showing continued multi-state expansion.
- 2026 MoUs and training partnerships can improve recruitment and local reputation.
- Demand stays real: aging patients with dementia and neurological comorbidity need specialized beds.
What critics are saying
- WFYI’s 2025 investigation and 2026 Senate Bill 131 damaged NPH’s regulatory standing.
- Hundreds of complaints and repeated citations threaten Medicare, Medicaid, and referral relationships.
- If Indiana tightens detention oversight in 2026, NPH’s inpatient model loses economics.
What makes NeuroPsychiatric Hospitals unique
- Integrated psychiatric-neurological-medical inpatient model differentiates NPH from standard psych hospitals.
- Indiana, Arizona, Texas, Michigan footprint gives referral reach across multiple regional markets.
- Specialized dementia, Parkinson’s, and intellectual-impairment care targets patients emergency rooms underserve.
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↑ 18%Guru Nanak Dev University signs MoU with Neuropsychiatric Hospital. Guru Nanak Dev University opens new avenues for clinical training in psychology, Practical exposure is essential alongside classroom learning: Prof. Karamjeet Singh. Gurpreet Singh 5 dariya news. Amritsar, 19 jun 2026. Last updated on: jun 19, 2026, 17:16 IST. Under the guidance of Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Karamjeet Singh Guru Nanak Dev University today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Bhatia Neuropsychiatric Hospital & De-Addiction Centre, Amritsar, to provide clinical training and internship opportunities to students enrolled in the Bachelor in Psychology (B.Psy.) programme and to strengthen mental health services through academic-clinical collaboration. The MoU was signed during a ceremony held at the Dean Academic Affairs' office in the presence of Dean Academic Affairs Prof. (Dr.) Harvinder Singh Saini, Registrar Prof. K.S. Chahal, Dean Student Welfare Prof. Satnam Singh Deol, Prof. Vasudha Sambyal, Director, Golden Jubilee Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Head of the Department of Psychology Dr. Rupan Dhillon, and Director Dr. J. P. S. Bhatia of Bhatia Neuropsychiatric Hospital & De-Addiction Centre. Under the MoU, students of the B.Psy. programme will undergo practical and clinical training at Bhatia Neuropsychiatric Hospital under the supervision of qualified psychiatrists and psychologists. The collaboration will provide students with hands-on exposure to psychological assessment, counselling support, case observation, case formulation, psychoeducation, documentation, and other mental health services in a professional clinical setting. The first batch of B.Psy. students (2026-2030) will undertake their compulsory internship and practical training during the seventh and eighth semesters of the programme. The training will be conducted free of cost and in accordance with a mutually agreed schedule between the university and the hospital. Prof. (Dr.) Harvinder Singh Saini described the collaboration as an important step towards strengthening professional education in psychology and providing students with meaningful clinical exposure. He noted that such partnerships help bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world mental health practice. Dr. Rupan Dhillon stated that the MoU would create valuable experiential learning opportunities for psychology students and contribute to the development of competent future mental health professionals. Director Dr. J. P. S. Bhatia welcomed the initiative and said that it was a long-awaited collaboration that he had been looking forward to for many years. He expressed confidence that the partnership would benefit both institutions while contributing significantly to mental health awareness, training, and service delivery in Punjab. The MoU shall remain valid for a period of five years and is expected to promote academic excellence, professional development, and community engagement in the field of mental health.
He said, "It has come to the attention of the National Association of University Students (NAUS) that an act of administrative impunity and corruption has allegedly been perpetrated by the Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, Hon. Dr. Tunji Alausa (now Hon. Minister of Education), in the appointment of the new Chief Medical Director for Neuropsychiatric Hospital, New Heaven Enugu."
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