Comprehensive Treatment Centers

The work is medication-dispensary nursing: roughly nine in ten hours go to administering medication for adult opioid use disorder, without heavy lifting or bedside care. Scheduling here is per diem or as-needed, built around early morning starts and early afternoon ends—think roughly 4:30 or 5:00 AM to 1 or 1:30 PM on weekdays, with occasional or every-other weekend mornings. Paid training is offered for dispensing roles, and network postings mention a semi-annual bonus program plus standard full-time benefits, though this Williamson posting itself is per diem and does not restate that full package. Nurses who like having most of the afternoon free often name the early shift as the practical upside. Company-wide Glassdoor feedback is cooler—about 2.4/5 across roughly 27 reviews—so you should weigh the schedule and the focused clinical work against that mixed reputation before you apply.

Outpatient medication-assisted treatment for adults with opioid addiction, delivered through Acadia Healthcare’s CTC network.