Addiction
PMHNPjobs in Massachusetts.

This page lists 3 addiction PMHNP positions in Massachusetts right now, refreshed as employers post and roles close.

Massachusetts grants full practice authority with independent prescribing and no physician oversight. That applies to addiction roles the same as to any other setting, and it is the single biggest difference between practicing here and in a neighboring state.

The employers with the most addiction PMHNP postings in Massachusetts on this page are Mass General Brigham. The list moves with hiring, so it reflects who is actively recruiting rather than who is largest.

Too few addiction employers in Massachusetts disclose a range for an average to mean anything, so this page does not publish one. Each listing shows its advertised pay when the employer includes it, and the Massachusetts salary guide reports a median once enough postings carry figures.

The top Massachusetts metros on this page are not currently federally designated shortage areas, so eligibility turns on the individual site's HPSA score rather than the city. HRSA sets each cycle's award amounts and service terms.

You need PMHNP national certification, an active MA RN license and MA APRN license, and DEA registration for controlled substances. A Nurse Licensure Compact multistate license covers RN practice, not APRN practice, so Massachusetts APRN licensure is required even if you hold a compact RN license elsewhere.