To support the continued delivery of quality and compassionate care in our communities, we are offering a retention bonus of $1000.00. Your commitment helps us meet critical service needs, and we're excited to have you be a part of our mission! Make a meaningful impact as a Nurse supporting our Opioid Treatment Program, helping individuals move toward stability, wellness, and hope. Schedule: PRN, Monday - Saturday 8 hours weekly. As a Nurse in our Opioid Treatment Program (OTP), you'll play a central role in providing safe, compassionate, and recovery-focused medication services for individuals living with opioid use disorder. You'll ensure smooth clinic operations, support medical providers, and serve as a trusted resource for clients as they navigate their treatment plan. This is a great opportunity for someone who values structured clinical work, enjoys building supportive relationships, and wants to make a difference in a rural community where your skills truly matter. Key Responsibilities Coordinate daily medication clinic operations and ensure efficient client flow Provide medication education, support dose adjustments, and manage refills Perform medical tasks including vital signs, injections, EKGs, UDS collection, TB testing, and blood draws Administer IM medications, dispense medications, and maintain accurate logs Prepare take-home doses and reconcile inventories using Addiction Management software Partner with providers by coordinating appointments, supporting virtual assessments, and completing required documentation Assist with prior authorizations and medication ordering processes Ensure compliance with Federal, Missouri Department of Behavioral Health, SAMHSA, and DEA regulations Uphold strong documentation standards to support high-quality, person-centered care Education, Skills, Knowledge and Expertise • High School/GED required • Practical Nursing certificate required • Associate's/Bachelor's degree in nursing required LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION: LPN, GPN, RN or GN that must pass the MO NCLEX exam within 90 days of graduation required You'll be a great fit for this role if you: Enjoy providing consistent, structured clinical care while supporting individuals on their recovery journey Communicate with empathy, clarity, and respect Are detail-oriented and confident managing medication processes Appreciate working in a mission-driven nonprofit environment Thrive in a team that values collaboration, accountability, and hope-centered care IND2
