Centurion Health·Howard County, Maryland
The professional is responsible for managing addiction disorders and providing primary care within a correctional facility. This includes performing patient assessments, diagnosing conditions, and managing medications as part of a multidisciplinary team.
Candidates must hold an active Maryland APRN license, a DEA registration, and a graduate degree. A minimum of two years of experience as an NP and specific experience in substance abuse programs is required.
Market context
In Maryland, advanced-practice openings in trauma, critical care, and acute surgery tend to draw steady interest because hospitals need clinicians who can step into high-acuity settings with minimal ramp-up. These roles are competitive when employers want a master’s-prepared nurse practitioner with active Maryland licensure, recent specialty experience, and current BLS and ACLS credentials. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly confirm fit against the original job description, then tailor your application to highlight your most relevant acute-care experience.