Substance Abuse Positions in Boston (7)
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Posted on Mar 12, 2026
Nurse Practitioner (NP) Fellow- Psych- MGH
Posted on Feb 10, 2026
Dual FNP/PMHNP opening in Worcester, MA - detox/residential/PHP
Posted on Feb 27, 2026
Nurse Practitioner - Psychiatric- Charlestown NEW Health- MGH
Posted on Feb 8, 2026
Substance Abuse Tips
- •Build expertise in motivational interviewing
- •Understand dual diagnosis treatment approaches
- •Get certified in addiction nursing (CARN)
- •Stay current on harm reduction models
- •Learn to work with peer recovery specialists
Why Substance Abuse?
Federal funding for addiction treatment has increased dramatically, creating new positions nationwide.
Work in detox centers, residential rehab, outpatient clinics, or integrated primary care settings.
Many SUD treatment positions qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness and NHSC programs.
Why Choose Substance Abuse
Substance Abuse Careers in Boston
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Growing Field
Federal funding for addiction treatment has increased dramatically, creating new positions nationwide.
Diverse Settings
Work in detox centers, residential rehab, outpatient clinics, or integrated primary care settings.
Loan Forgiveness
Many SUD treatment positions qualify for Public Service Loan Forgiveness and NHSC programs.
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Substance Abuse PMHNP Jobs in Boston: Quick Facts
As of April 2026, there are 7 substance abuse PMHNP positions available in Boston, MA. The average salary for these positions is $138K per year, which is approximately $91K when adjusted for Boston's cost of living index (151). Boston has a population of 675,647 and has growing demand for mental health services. Massachusetts is a reduced practice authority state for nurse practitioners. The typical salary range for substance abuse roles is $120K-180K.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, HRSA HPSA data. Updated April 2026.
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