Dungarvin

The organization has done this work since 1976 and now operates supports across fifteen states, including IDD, mental health, behavioral, and complex medical services. Day-to-day texture centers on individualized plans in community settings rather than a hospital unit. One RN posting elsewhere in the company describes full-time Monday–Friday hours with on-call and no weekends; that schedule is from Farmington, NM, and is not confirmed for Austin, so you would want to verify local expectations before you commit. Pay figures in hand are not Austin-specific: an RN range of $36–$40 an hour appears on a New Mexico posting, and a Nursing Services Manager role elsewhere lists $64,000 annually. Benefits described on a nursing leadership posting include medical, dental, vision (domestic partners eligible for dental), pet insurance, employer-paid long-term disability and life, supplemental options, and PTO. A 401(k) match up to three percent arrives only after one year. Company-wide reviews sit near 3.1/5, with compensation and benefits among the softer scores—worth weighing beside the mission and the Austin cost-of-living picture (slightly below the national average, no state income tax, compact-license state).

Person-centered community supports for people with intellectual/developmental disabilities, mental health needs, behavioral needs, and complex medical needs; operating since 1976.