Kearneysville, West Virginia

Overview

The Medical Assistant is responsible for obtaining vital signs, conducting toxicology screenings, and managing lab specimens. They also maintain therapeutic relationships with clients and coordinate admission paperwork with the assessment team.

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The Nurse Practitioner is responsible for completing physicals, reviewing labs, and managing patient discharges and medications. They provide clinical support to adult residential and detox programs while coordinating care with psychiatrists and primary care physicians.

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The LPN will complete initial nursing assessments for new admissions and administer medications while providing education to clients. They will also coordinate with medical providers for assessments and medication management appointments.

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The Nurse RN is responsible for guiding LPNs in client care, completing initial nursing assessments, and administering medications. They will also coordinate with medical providers for assessments and medication management appointments.

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The role involves properly communicating and guiding Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) in client care responsibilities and completing initial nursing assessments for new admissions. Essential duties also include medication administration, client education, and knowledge/delivery of withdrawal management protocols using COWS and CIWA scales.

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Perform initial nursing assessments for new admissions and manage medication administration and education. Coordinate with medical providers to support detox protocols and medication management appointments.

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The counselor evaluates the behavioral, emotional, and social needs of clients and their families. They facilitate clinical services including individual, family, and group sessions while maintaining detailed clinical records and participating in on-call rotations.