Substance Abuse Positions (17)
Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant Addiction Medicine Trainee
Scranton, PA
Nurse Practitioner Addiction Medicine Trainee
Scranton, PA
FT, In-person Midlevel Provider with Addiction Treatment Experience
Monroe, Georgia
FT, In-person Midlevel Provider with Addiction Treatment Experience
Raleigh, North Carolina
Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP or FNP) - Behavioral Health - Addiction Treatment
Lake Worth, Florida
FT, In-person Midlevel Provider with Addiction Treatment Experience
Jacksonville, Florida
FT, In-person Midlevel Provider with Addiction Treatment Experience
Eolia, Missouri
Locum Nurse Practitioner (NP) - Psychiatry - Addiction - $105 per hour in Suffield, CT
Suffield, Connecticut
Addiction Psychiatric- Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
FT, In-person Midlevel Provider with Addiction Treatment Experience
Adair, Iowa
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Why Choose Substance Abuse
Built for Addiction Care
MAT & Recovery Programs
Lead medication-assisted treatment programs, manage buprenorphine protocols, and guide patients through recovery.
Recovery Journey
Guide patients from detox through sustained recovery milestones.
Recovery Focus
Help patients achieve lasting recovery from SUD.
MAT Programs
Prescribe and manage medication-assisted treatment.
Group Therapy
Lead group therapy and peer support programs.
Life Impact
Transform lives through evidence-based addiction care.
Salary & Benefits
Average substance abuse PMHNP salary:
$146k
Before You Apply
What You Need to Know
DEA Requirements
Understand buprenorphine prescribing and current DEA regulations.
SUD Experience
Highlight substance use disorder rotation or volunteer experience.
Crisis Skills
Demonstrate competency in overdose response and de-escalation.
Dual Diagnosis
Prepare for co-occurring mental health and SUD treatment.
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Common Questions
Substance Abuse PMHNP Jobs — FAQ
FAQ
Substance Abuse PMHNP Questions
What is a Substance Abuse PMHNP?
A PMHNP specializing in addiction treatment, including medication-assisted treatment (MAT), detox management, and dual-diagnosis care.
What is MAT?
Medication-Assisted Treatment uses FDA-approved medications like buprenorphine and naltrexone alongside counseling to treat opioid and alcohol use disorders.
What is the salary range?
Pay varies by setting and location; MAT-experienced providers often command premium rates.
What certifications help?
DEA registration, buprenorphine prescribing knowledge, and ASAM certification strengthen candidacy for addiction roles.