LVN or RN needed for our detox Program. 

This is a PRN position for 6a to 6p schedule. The nurse will work closely with the Clinical Staff, Medical Director, clients in intensive residential treatment and patients in detox.  LVN/RN will provide excellent patient care. The LVN/ RN will help patients through their detox per the Medical Directors orders. 

Must ensure their safety while monitoring them during the treatment process.  Must have a pleasant personality, be able to successfully work with people in a positive manner, must be able to cope effectively under stressful situations. Must be available to work extra shifts or change shift schedule if needed. Must be able to work compassionately and effectively with addicted persons and their families.

LCDC or CI with 2000 hours

The successful LCDC/Counselor will sign a written agreement to abide by the ethical standards set out by the State of Texas licensing body.

Responsible for providing the client’s general treatment needs identified in the client assessment and make any referrals as needed. Records pertinent data occurring during work hours.

Outpatient Program Director

Must have LCDC. Will be  The successful LCDC/Counselor will sign a written agreement to abide by the ethical standards set out by the State of Texas licensing body.

Responsible for providing the client’s general treatment needs identified in the client assessment and make any referrals as needed. Records pertinent data occurring during work hours.

Treatment Education Specialist

The Treatment Education Specialist is responsible for teaching lessons on anger management, parental life skills, and chemical dependency education – TCU Mapping to both men and women in a large group setting. A Bachelor’s Degree required from an accredited college, preferred in Social Science

Recovery Coach

The Recovery Coach’s role is to support women in recovery from substance use disorder. The Recovery Coach will serve as a role model, mentor, advocate and motivator to recovering women in order to help prevent relapse and promote long-term recovery. The Recovery Coach must demonstrate an ability to share personal recovery experiences and to develop authentic peer to peer relationships. The Recovery Coach must be working a program that is based on the 12 steps. Day to day responsibilities include but are not limited to, providing transportation, meeting with clients who are both in treatment and clients who have recently discharged from treatment, assisting clients in obtaining community resources and attending court/CPS hearings. The Recovery Coach will need to be eligible to obtain certification within 6 months of employment.