Jobs at BAART Programs

Dispenses prescribed medications, administers daily patient doses, conducts assessments, maintains dispensing equipment and medication inventory, and produces required records. Ensures controlled-substance security and regulatory compliance, supports medication ordering and stocking, and assists with orienting nursing staff. The role serves patients receiving substance use disorder treatment in an outpatient clinic and requires empathetic, nonjudgmental collaboration with physicians, supervisors, and counseling staff.

Directs nursing and medical operations for a residential medical detox program. Responsibilities include supervising staff, managing schedules and supplies, ensuring regulatory and documentation compliance, overseeing infection prevention and waived testing, conducting quality assurance initiatives, maintaining policies and procedures, and participating in direct nursing care when needed. The role also leads staff training, performance management, incident review, and patient-care improvement efforts.

Dispenses prescribed medications to patients in an outpatient substance use disorder treatment setting. Administers medication according to protocols, maintains dispensing equipment, manages controlled-substance inventory, completes patient assessments and records, reports treatment information, and supports nursing staff orientation. Requires a Maryland LPN license, CPR certification, computer proficiency, and compliance with drug screening and background checks.

Dispenses prescribed medications, administers daily treatment, assesses patients, maintains dispensing equipment, manages controlled medication inventory, and keeps required records. The nurse ensures compliance with federal and state regulations, supports patient care for substance use disorder, assists with orienting nursing staff, and collaborates with physicians, supervisors, and counseling staff in an outpatient treatment setting.

Dispenses prescribed medications to patients in an outpatient substance use disorder treatment program. Administers daily medication, assesses patients, maintains dispensing equipment and records, manages controlled medication inventory, follows federal and state regulations, and supports nursing staff orientation. The role requires collaboration with physicians, nursing supervisors, and counseling staff while providing empathetic, nonjudgmental patient care.

Develops and executes regional business development plans to drive patient growth through referral partnerships, community outreach, provider engagement, and patient reactivation. Manages referral accounts, tracks conversion and outreach metrics, supports program launches, hosts educational events, and collaborates with marketing, admissions, operations, and clinical teams. Requires extensive travel throughout the assigned territory and compliance with healthcare marketing, HIPAA, and anti-kickback regulations.

Dispenses prescribed medications to patients in an outpatient substance use disorder treatment program. Responsibilities include administering daily medication, operating and maintaining automated dispensing equipment, managing medication inventory, maintaining records, reporting treatment information, assessing patients, complying with controlled-substance regulations, and assisting with staff orientation.

Dispenses prescribed medications, administers daily treatments, assesses patients, maintains dispensing equipment and medication inventory, and documents treatment information. Ensures compliance with controlled-substance security and regulatory requirements, uses automated dispensing systems, produces required records, and supports nursing staff orientation. The role requires an empathetic, nonjudgmental approach to patients receiving substance use disorder treatment in an outpatient clinic.

Develops and executes regional business development plans for OTP clinics, driving patient growth through healthcare referral relationships, community outreach, provider meetings, events, and partner account management. Leads patient reactivation efforts, coordinates with clinical and admissions teams, tracks referral and conversion performance in CRM tools, supports marketing initiatives, and reports on regional growth. Requires up to 75% territory travel, strong relationship-building skills, healthcare compliance knowledge, and 2–3 years of sales or business development experience.

Dispenses prescribed medications, administers daily treatments, assesses patients, maintains dispensing equipment and medication inventory, and records treatment information. The nurse ensures compliance with controlled-substance regulations, supports patient care in an outpatient substance-use-disorder clinic, assists with staff orientation, and collaborates with physicians, nursing supervisors, and counseling staff.

Provides 24-hour, non-clinical supervision and recovery support to clients in a substance abuse treatment setting. Enforces policies, observes medication administration, documents behavior and interactions in the EMR, supports admissions and discharges, attends groups, and transports clients to meetings, appointments, and other activities. Builds rapport, encourages application of 12-Step principles, redirects behavior, and serves as an intermediary between clients and clinicians.

Leads nursing and medication dispensing operations in an outpatient MAT clinic. Ensures physician orders are implemented, regulatory compliance is maintained, and nursing coverage is adequate. Delegates tasks, manages schedules and performance activities, participates in treatment and staff meetings, resolves clinical complaints, responds to crises, and prepares reports. Provides care coordination and team leadership for patients receiving substance use disorder treatment.

Provides direct support and monitoring to patients in residential and detox treatment facilities. Responsibilities include hourly observations, EMR documentation, group and appointment support, room and bag searches, intake and discharge processing, crisis intervention, patient transportation, phone monitoring, educational groups, and helping patients overcome treatment barriers. Requires confidentiality, professional boundaries, reliable transportation, a valid driver’s license, and satisfactory background, drug, driving, and reference checks.

Dispenses prescribed medications to patients in an outpatient substance use disorder treatment clinic. Responsibilities include administering daily medication, operating and maintaining automated dispensing equipment, managing medication inventory, maintaining regulatory records, assessing patients, supporting controlled-substance security, and assisting with nursing staff orientation.

Leads nursing and dispensing operations in an outpatient substance abuse treatment clinic. Ensures physician medication orders are implemented, regulatory requirements are met, and nursing coverage is maintained. Delegates tasks, manages schedules and performance activities, participates in treatment and staff meetings, resolves clinical complaints, responds to crises, and prepares reports. Requires California LPN/LVN licensure, nursing experience, clinical documentation accuracy, knowledge of HIPAA and applicable regulations, communication skills, and EMR proficiency.

Supervises substance abuse counselors and oversees patient counseling, intake operations, caseload assignments, clinical documentation, quality assurance reviews, and regulatory compliance. Maintains a counseling caseload, provides clinician supervision and staff training, and serves as Treatment Center Director when needed. The role supports outpatient opioid use disorder treatment and comprehensive patient care.

Provides 24-hour, non-clinical supervision and recovery support for clients in a substance use recovery program. Enforces policies, observes medication administration, documents behaviors and interactions in the EMR, supports admissions and discharges, attends groups, redirects behaviors, and transports clients to meetings and appointments. Builds supportive relationships using 12-Step principles and serves as an intermediary between clients and clinicians.

Develops and executes regional business development strategies for opioid treatment programs. Builds referral relationships with healthcare providers, social services, courts, and community organizations; drives patient growth, reactivation, and admissions; supports program launches; coordinates with clinical, admissions, operations, and marketing teams; tracks referral activity and conversion metrics in CRM tools; and represents the organization at meetings, educational sessions, and community events. Requires travel of up to 75% within the assigned territory.

Leads regional operations for outpatient opioid treatment centers, overseeing Treatment Center Directors, staffing, budgets, performance metrics, regulatory compliance, patient-care quality, strategic planning, and profitable growth. Develops leaders, drives process improvement, supports recruitment and succession planning, and ensures adherence to federal, state, and local requirements across multiple sites.

Provides front-desk and clerical support in an outpatient substance abuse treatment clinic. Responsibilities include answering phones, managing mail, data entry, payment reconciliation, scheduling, patient check-in, insurance verification, file maintenance, reporting, inventory control, specimen handling, and maintaining clean office and lab areas. Collaborates with medical staff, counselors, patients, and program management while supporting administrative clinic operations.