Jobs at BAART Programs

Dispenses prescribed medications to patients in an outpatient substance use disorder treatment setting. Administers medication according to protocols, maintains automated dispensing equipment, manages controlled-substance inventory, completes required records and reports, assesses patients, and supports nursing staff orientation. The role requires compliance with federal and state regulations, DEA requirements, and medication security standards while collaborating with physicians, nursing supervisors, and counseling staff.

Provides 24-hour, non-clinical supervision and recovery support to substance-use treatment clients. Responsibilities include enforcing policies, monitoring medication administration, documenting behaviors and interactions in the EMR, supporting admissions and discharges, attending groups, and transporting clients to meetings, medical appointments, admissions, discharges, and the gym.

Mahajan Therapeutics seeks counselors and behavioral health professionals, including counselors in training and licensed counselors, to provide compassionate behavioral health services and support individuals pursuing improved health and well-being. Opportunities vary by role and location and may include professional growth, benefits, and eligibility for student loan repayment assistance.

Source, attract, and hire non-clinical talent by partnering with hiring managers and HR teams. The recruiter will develop recruitment strategies, manage multiple requisitions, use LinkedIn Recruiter and JobVite, maintain candidate and stakeholder relationships, and support company culture and workforce growth.

Leads nursing and medication-dispensing operations in an outpatient medication-assisted treatment clinic. Ensures physician orders are executed, regulatory requirements are met, and appropriate nursing coverage is maintained. Supervises and schedules nursing staff, delegates tasks, manages performance activities, prepares reports, resolves clinical complaints, participates in treatment teams, and responds to crises. Requires an Indiana LPN license, nursing experience, strong communication skills, EMR proficiency, and knowledge of addiction medicine and HIPAA requirements.

Dispenses prescribed medications, assesses patients, maintains dispensing equipment and medication inventory, documents treatment information, and follows federal and state controlled-substance regulations. The LPN collaborates with physicians, nursing supervisors, and counseling staff in an outpatient substance use disorder treatment setting. Responsibilities also include maintaining records, orienting new nursing staff, and supporting patient care protocols.

Leads nursing and medication-dispensing operations in an outpatient medication-assisted treatment clinic. Ensures physician orders are fulfilled, medical services comply with regulations, and nursing staff are scheduled, delegated, and supported. Manages performance improvement, documentation, meetings, clinical complaints, and crisis interventions while collaborating with supervisors and medical leadership to deliver safe, effective care for patients with opioid use disorder.

Provides 24-hour, non-clinical supervision and recovery support to substance-use treatment clients. Enforces policies, observes medication administration, documents behavior and client interactions in the EMR, supports admissions and discharges, attends groups, and transports clients to meetings, appointments, and other destinations. Builds rapport, encourages application of 12-Step principles, redirects behavior, and coordinates communication between clients and clinicians.

Coordinates care for clients in an outpatient substance abuse treatment setting. Acts as a liaison among therapists, families, referral agencies, and clients; coordinates visits and transportation; attends treatment staffing and court hearings; prepares client progress reports; facilitates assigned individual and group services; and supports clients in developing independence and daily living skills.

Dispenses prescribed medications, administers daily treatments, assesses patients, maintains dispensing equipment and medication inventory, and prepares required records. Ensures compliance with controlled-substance regulations, supports patient care in an outpatient substance-use treatment setting, and assists with orienting new nursing staff. Requires a California LPN/LVN license or qualifying psychiatric technician license, CPR certification, and satisfactory screening.

Dispenses prescribed medications to outpatient substance use disorder patients, administers daily treatment, assesses patients, maintains dispensing equipment and medication inventory, and documents care according to company, state, federal, DEA, and controlled-substance regulations. The nurse also supports staff orientation and collaborates with physicians, nursing supervisors, and counseling staff.

Leads nursing and medication-dispensing operations in an outpatient medication-assisted treatment clinic. Ensures physician orders are implemented, regulatory standards are met, and nursing coverage is adequate. Manages schedules, delegates tasks, oversees performance improvement, prepares reports, resolves clinical complaints, supports crisis intervention, and collaborates with supervisors and medical leadership. Provides patient-centered care for individuals receiving substance use disorder treatment.

Dispenses prescribed medications to patients in an outpatient substance use disorder treatment clinic. Maintains dispensing equipment, medication inventory, records, and regulatory compliance for controlled substances. Conducts daily patient assessments, reports treatment information, supports nursing staff orientation, and collaborates with physicians, nursing supervisors, and counseling staff. Requires a Massachusetts LPN license, CPR certification, drug screening, and background check.

Granite Recovery Centers is recruiting for multiple opportunities across New Hampshire and Southern Maine, including clinical services, nursing, behavioral health, direct care, case management, admissions, administration, operations, food service, housekeeping, and leadership. Roles support individuals receiving recovery and behavioral health services in a safe, compassionate environment. Qualifications, schedules, compensation, and benefits vary by position and location.

Mahajan Therapeutics is recruiting for varied behavioral health roles, including counselors, case managers, peer supporters, nurses, providers, leaders, and administrative staff. Team members provide compassionate behavioral health services and support individuals’ recovery and well-being. Available positions, qualifications, schedules, compensation, and benefits vary by role and location. Eligible employees may receive health insurance, retirement benefits, paid time off, professional development, and potential STAR LRP student loan repayment assistance.

Dispenses prescribed medications, administers daily treatment, assesses patients, maintains dispensing equipment and medication inventory, and documents treatment information. Ensures compliance with controlled-substance regulations, produces required records, supports patient care in an outpatient substance use disorder clinic, and assists with orienting nursing staff. Requires a California LPN/LVN license or qualifying Psychiatric Technician license, CPR certification, and satisfactory screening.

Manages regulatory compliance for healthcare clinics by conducting clinical audits, developing audit tools, monitoring corrective action plans, maintaining knowledge of federal and state regulations, and supporting policy development. Partners with clinic leadership on performance improvement, identifies high-risk deficiencies, provides management reporting, and serves as a contact for auditors. The role requires healthcare compliance knowledge, strong Excel skills, organizational ability, and 50%–70% travel.

Dispensing Nurse administers prescribed medications to patients in an outpatient substance use disorder treatment program. Responsibilities include operating and maintaining automated dispensing equipment, managing medication inventory, maintaining regulatory records, assessing patients, ensuring controlled-substance security, and supporting nursing staff orientation. The role requires a California LPN/LVN license or qualifying psychiatric technician license, CPR certification, computer proficiency, and successful drug screening and background checks.

Dispenses prescribed medications to patients in an outpatient substance use disorder treatment program. Maintains dispensing equipment, medication inventory, records, and regulatory compliance for controlled substances. Performs daily patient assessments, collaborates with physicians, supervisors, and counseling staff, and supports nursing staff orientation. Requires a California LPN/LVN license or qualifying psychiatric technician license, CPR certification, background check, and drug screening.

Provides case management and recovery support for substance use disorder clients. Responsibilities include weekly client meetings, family and referral-source communication, treatment monitoring, documentation in the EMR, aftercare planning, step-downs, discharges, and assistance with court, employment, benefits, and other community needs.