Crossroads Treatment Centers

Founded on May 5, 2005 by psychiatrist Rupert McCormac IV, MD, the organization has grown over two decades to serve more than 26,500 patients across multiple states including Georgia, Kentucky, New Jersey, North and South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. All Crossroads clinics are outpatient and office-based, focusing on comprehensive care that combines medical intervention with counseling support. For nursing professionals, Crossroads offers a specialty-focused environment centered on addiction medicine and recovery. Nurses work in outpatient clinic settings administering MAT, monitoring patients through withdrawal management and long-term recovery, and supporting a patient population dealing with substance use disorders. The organization emphasizes its INSPIRE culture framework and mission-driven work, though nurse-specific reviews on Indeed reveal mixed experiences, particularly around compensation, management support, and career advancement.

Crossroads is dedicated to providing the most accessible, highest quality, evidence-based medication-assisted treatment to combat the opioid epidemic and help patients build better lives in recovery. Their culture is built on the tenet of treating others with respect and empathy, articulated through their INSPIRE acronym (Intuition, Nurture, Speak, Perception, Interdependence, Responsibility, and one additional characteristic). The organization celebrates diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.