Under the direction and supervision of the Medical Director, the Nurse Practitioner performs medical assessment of patients and prescribes or adjusts medications as indicated. Evaluation, management, and prescribing services are rendered on-site at facilities. On-call is required under the direction of medical and executive management. The Nurse Practitioner collaborates with nursing and medical technician staff to facilitate admission, treatment, and successful discharge of patients with co-occurring and substance use disorders. Additional duties may include but not limited to coordination of care with referral sources as well as educational support and interdisciplinary treatment consultation with patients, family members, caregivers, and staff.

Qualifications:

Current New Mexico CNP License, required.
Possess current DEA and NM-CSR licenses; preference given to individuals with DEA-X (or eligible for DATA 2000 waiver).
Minimum 3 years of experience working with co-occurring disorders, preferred
Minimum 5 years of uninterrupted abstinence from substances for persons in recovery, required
Must have and maintain valid New Mexico driver’s license.
Bi-lingual/bi-cultural (English/Navajo) preferred.
I look forward to speaking with you. Respond with a copy of your current resume along with the best time to reach you. I will reach out to you directly so we can talk more about this opportunity, discuss the next steps, and get an interview set up with our clinic manager. Thank you!

Have a blessed day!

Best regards,
Kris Keleb, Senior Recruiter
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