Support/Float Nurse
3 days ago
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Summary
Community Medical Services is seeking a Support/Float Nurse to join their team in Tucson, AZ. The role involves administering medication to patients recovering from addictions to opioids and other illicit substances.
About the Role
As a Support/Float Nurse, you will provide clinic support across Southern AZ, working under the supervision of the Nursing Manager and the Director of Medical and Nursing Operations. Your responsibilities will include administering medications, monitoring patients' behavioral and medical symptoms, conducting required testing, maintaining medication inventory, and ensuring compliance with regulations. You will work in a supportive environment focused on helping individuals recover from substance use disorders.
About You
Required:
- Licensed LPN or RN in the state of employment.
- CPR certification required.
- Ability to travel to assigned CMS sites.
- Demonstrates accuracy in medication administration and ability to maintain accurate client records.
- Must have reliable transportation.
Preferred:
- Experience in the field of substance use disorders.
- Knowledge of the signs of intoxication and opioid withdrawal symptoms.
Benefits
- Subsidized medical, dental, and vision insurance.
- Health savings account.
- Short and long-term disability insurance.
- Life insurance.
- Paid sick, vacation, and holiday time.
- 401K retirement plan with match.
- Tuition and CME reimbursement up to 100%.
- Employee assistance program to support mental health and wellness.
- Ongoing professional development.
Community Medical Services
Community Medical Services (CMS) is a CARF-accredited addiction treatment program providing services in the form of outpatient medication-assisted treatment and one-on-one and group counseling to those seeking help with their opioid use disorder. Headquartered in Arizona with more than 60 treatment clinics in nine states, CMS is dedicated to meeting the challenges presented by the growing opioid epidemic in communities where treatment is lacking.
Tucson, AZ