Jobs at NaphCare

Provides one-on-one observation and support for incarcerated patients at risk of self-injury or suicide. Conducts behavioral health rounds, documents and communicates observations, performs crisis intervention and de-escalation, promotes prosocial behavior, participates in treatment planning and staff meetings, and may facilitate community meetings. Requires physical ability to assist patients and perform CPR in a controlled correctional healthcare environment.

Provides hemodialysis treatment and comprehensive nursing care to incarcerated patients. Responsibilities include patient assessments, individualized care plans, dialysis machine setup and monitoring, vascular access management, medication administration, emergency response, infection control, documentation, patient education, and collaboration with nephrologists, healthcare professionals, and correctional staff. The nurse must follow correctional facility security procedures, ACA and NCCHC standards, and applicable healthcare regulations.

Provides psychological assessment, treatment, counseling, risk evaluation, and reintegration support for incarcerated patients. Collaborates with correctional staff and multidisciplinary medical teams, develops treatment plans, leads mental-health education, and supports patients with mental health and substance use disorders. The role requires an unrestricted Alabama psychologist license, BLS certification eligibility, strong communication skills, confidentiality, compliance with healthcare and legal requirements, and successful completion of background and drug screening.

Provides direct medical care to incarcerated patients, including physical examinations, diagnosis and treatment, chronic-condition management, emergency response, infirmary rounds, and follow-up after off-site care. Develops and evaluates treatment plans, collaborates with medical and correctional staff, leads medical education, and ensures compliance with healthcare regulations and facility policies.

Provides direct medical care to incarcerated patients, including physical examinations, diagnosis, treatment planning, chronic-condition management, emergency response, infirmary rounds, and follow-up after off-site treatment. The physician collaborates with medical and correctional staff, leads healthcare training, maintains regulatory compliance, protects patient rights and confidentiality, and follows facility policies and legal requirements.

Provides one-on-one observation and monitoring of incarcerated patients at risk of self-injury or suicide. Documents and communicates behavioral observations, supports crisis intervention and de-escalation, promotes prosocial behavior, participates in treatment planning and staff meetings, and may facilitate community meetings. The role requires working in a secure correctional healthcare environment, following safety precautions, and performing physically demanding patient-support duties.

Provides hemodialysis treatment and comprehensive nursing care to incarcerated patients in a correctional facility. Conducts assessments, develops care plans, administers dialysis and medications, manages access sites, responds to emergencies, maintains infection control, documents care, educates patients, and coordinates with medical and correctional staff while following facility, ACA, and NCCHC standards.

Provides psychiatric evaluations, diagnoses, medication management, therapy, crisis response, and treatment planning for incarcerated patients. Oversees mental health screenings, supports rehabilitation and community reentry, trains staff, ensures regulatory compliance, and collaborates with correctional and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.

Process high-volume payroll accurately and timely, including wage calculations, tax withholdings, deductions, retroactive adjustments, employee changes, garnishments, and payroll records. Audit new-hire documentation, resolve paycheck inquiries, generate reports using ADP, maintain confidentiality, support team members, and assist with special projects. The role is onsite at NaphCare’s Birmingham, Alabama headquarters.

Provides one-on-one observation of patients at risk of self-injury or suicide in a correctional healthcare setting. Conducts behavioral health rounds, documents and communicates observations, performs crisis intervention and de-escalation, promotes prosocial behavior, participates in treatment planning and staff meetings, facilitates community meetings, and follows safety precautions. Requires a high school diploma, physical endurance, and the ability to obtain and maintain facility security clearance.

Provides direct medical care to incarcerated patients, including physical examinations, diagnosis, treatment planning, chronic-condition management, emergency response, infirmary rounds, and follow-up after off-site care. The physician collaborates with medical and correctional staff, leads medical education, and ensures compliance with healthcare regulations and court mandates. The role requires an MD or DO, unrestricted Arizona physician license, Arizona DEA registration, and Family or Internal Medicine board certification or eligibility.

Supports proposal development by reviewing RFPs, coordinating deadlines and deliverables, writing and editing responses, ensuring compliance, creating visual proposal components, maintaining templates, and coordinating internal contributors. The role also handles submission documentation, production, assembly, shipping, and office proposal supplies. Strong writing, proofreading, organization, Microsoft Office, Canva, and Adobe skills are required.

Provides psychological assessment, treatment, counseling, risk assessment, and reintegration support for incarcerated patients. Collaborates with medical and correctional teams, develops treatment plans, leads mental health education, and supports patients with mental health and substance use disorders. Requires an Arizona psychologist license, CPR certification eligibility, strong communication skills, legal and regulatory knowledge, confidentiality, and successful completion of background and drug screening.

Provides comprehensive medical care to correctional facility patients, including examinations, diagnosis, treatment planning, chronic condition management, emergency response, medical rounds, post-treatment evaluations, and collaboration with healthcare staff. Ensures compliance with applicable regulations and patient rights while supporting medical education and training. Requires an MD or DO, unrestricted Arizona physician license, Arizona DEA registration, and Family or Internal Medicine board certification or eligibility.

Monitors patients at risk of self-injury or suicide through continuous observation and behavioral health rounds. Documents and communicates observations, performs crisis intervention and de-escalation, promotes prosocial behavior, supports treatment-team activities, facilitates meetings, and records critical incidents. Requires physical ability to assist patients and perform CPR in a correctional healthcare environment.

Operates and manages automated pharmacy packaging systems in a high-volume environment. Responsibilities include loading medications and supplies, monitoring production, verifying medication and packaging accuracy, inspecting completed packages, performing routine maintenance, troubleshooting equipment issues, maintaining records, training personnel, and supporting regulatory compliance, safety, cleanliness, and workflow improvements.

Supports day-to-day marketing operations, events, campaigns, materials fulfillment, inventory, printing, vendor coordination, project tracking, and administrative processes. Assists with proofreading and developing basic marketing content, presentations, and emails while coordinating event logistics and maintaining departmental records. Requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Provides psychological assessment, counseling, treatment, risk evaluation, and reintegration support for incarcerated patients. Collaborates with medical professionals, correctional staff, and judges; develops treatment plans, leads mental health education, and supports patients with mental health and substance use disorders. Requires an Alabama psychologist license, BLS certification eligibility, strong communication skills, confidentiality, and compliance with correctional healthcare requirements.

Provides psychological assessment, counseling, treatment, risk assessment, and reintegration support for incarcerated patients. Collaborates with multidisciplinary medical and correctional teams, develops treatment plans, leads mental health education, and supports patients with mental health and substance use disorders while complying with correctional healthcare policies and legal requirements.

Provides one-on-one observation and safety monitoring for patients at risk of self-injury or suicide in a correctional healthcare setting. Documents and communicates observations, supports behavioral health rounds, performs crisis intervention and de-escalation, promotes prosocial behavior, participates in treatment planning and staff meetings, and assists with patient care activities. Requires physical endurance, patient lifting, CPR capability, background screening, drug testing, and security clearance.