Jobs at Gateway Rehabilitation Center

Provides front desk, clerical, communications, admissions, and administrative support at an inpatient substance use disorder treatment facility. Responsibilities include answering calls, greeting patients and families, coordinating admissions appointments, handling identification and insurance documents, relaying information, supporting emergencies, distributing belongings, preparing documents, and maintaining a welcoming waiting area. Requires professionalism, confidentiality, composure, organization, multitasking, and a high school diploma.

Monitor patient movement and facility security, perform rounds, room and property searches, maintain logs and chain of custody, support nursing and clinical staff with de-escalation and crisis management, and assist with medication line monitoring and K-9 searches.

Provides clinical leadership and supervision for therapists in inpatient substance use disorder and co-occurring treatment programs. Responsibilities include reviewing and approving clinical documentation, conducting chart audits, ensuring regulatory and accreditation compliance, consulting on complex cases, coaching staff, coordinating multidisciplinary care, identifying training needs, and supporting quality improvement. Requires a relevant master’s degree, active clinical licensure, SUD treatment experience, prior supervision experience, and completion of Pennsylvania clearances and screening requirements.

Monitor residents in a corrections treatment setting, maintain movement logs, conduct intakes and orientations, administer drug screenings, oversee medication dispensing, perform room checks, transport residents, and de-escalate disputes while maintaining a safe environment.

Monitors patient movement and resident behavior in a structured treatment environment. Maintains logs, conducts patient intakes and orientations, administers drug screenings, oversees medication dispensing, performs room checks, transports residents as needed, and responds calmly to disputes or safety risks. Requires alertness during afternoon or overnight shifts, adherence to facility policies, and mandatory staffing coverage.

Provides direct nursing care in a substance use disorder treatment center, including medication administration, therapeutic treatments, documentation, crisis intervention, triage, patient education, employee health duties, and care planning. The role requires LPN or RN licensure, CPR certification, background and child abuse clearances, drug screening, TB testing, and schedule flexibility.

Provides peer-based support to patients in a withdrawal management and substance use disorder treatment setting. Responsibilities include building supportive relationships, teaching recovery skills, connecting patients with community resources, supporting recovery goals, documenting interactions in the electronic medical record, and maintaining professional boundaries and confidentiality. Requires lived experience or understanding of addiction and recovery, with at least 18 months of recovery if applicable.

Monitors patient activity and facility access during overnight shifts in an inpatient substance use treatment center. Conducts safety rounds, room and property searches, inspections, documentation, and medication-line monitoring. Supports clinical staff with admissions, transfers, crisis management, de-escalation, and patient safety. Maintains facility policies, participates in K-9 walkthroughs and required training, and remains alert and attentive throughout the shift.

Transports patients to appointments and referring agencies, escorts and monitors patient movement, maintains vehicle readiness and transportation logs, supports intakes and orientation, conducts screenings and searches, verifies approved movement, dispenses authorized medications, and follows facility safety, documentation, and training requirements.

Monitor patients in a corrections-based rehab program to maintain safety and structure: observe and log movement, conduct intakes/orientations, administer drug screens, oversee medication dispensing, perform room checks, transport residents, and de-escalate incidents.

Oversee custody control operations in a Department of Corrections SUD treatment facility: supervise and train monitor staff, review custody reports, conduct walk-throughs and inspections, schedule custody events and transports, ensure regulatory compliance (ACA, PREA), maintain documentation, prepare schedules, and address performance and operational issues.

Provide case management for withdrawal management patients: conduct intake/biopsychosocial assessments, schedule appointments, coordinate continuing care, document charts, facilitate groups, deliver crisis intervention and unit supervision, and liaise with referral sources and community providers to ensure smooth transitions in care.

Provide overnight direct patient nursing care at an extended care facility for individuals with substance use disorders: administer medications, perform therapeutic treatments, document care, participate in care planning, coordinate with departments, and provide patient health education.

Provide overnight direct nursing care at an extended care facility for individuals with substance use disorders: administer medications, perform therapeutic treatments, document care, participate in care planning and evaluation, coordinate with departments, and provide patient education. Requires nursing school graduation, current state RN/LPN licensure, CPR certification, and background/health clearances.

Provide security monitoring and resident supervision at a corrections residential facility: conduct intakes/orientations, monitor movement, administer drug screens, oversee medication dispensing, perform room checks, transport residents, maintain logs, and de-escalate incidents while upholding policies and confidentiality.

Provide direct patient nursing care in an extended care facility treating substance use disorders: administer medications, perform therapeutic treatments, document observations, participate in care planning, coordinate with departments, and provide patient health education.