Wilmington Treatment Center

The work sits in SUD, behavioral health, admissions, and discharge—assessing physical and behavioral needs, shaping care plans, and moving patients through medical detox and recovery. A two-story, 31,400 SF detox addition brought 48 beds, nurses’ stations, and exam rooms into the mix. Newsweek ranked the center #1 among Best Addiction Treatment Centers in North Carolina for 2025, with earlier top-10 recognition as well. A full-time Discharge RN schedule runs days 6:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on three 12-hour shifts with every-other-weekend rotation. Postings list tuition reimbursement, health benefits, and room for professional growth, and they welcome new graduates. The honest texture from past staff is mixed: the mission of helping people and families through addiction can feel meaningful, and some coworkers stand out, yet reviews also describe understaffing, high turnover, and thin floor support when you need it. Wilmington itself runs a bit below the national cost of living, with coastal access and neighborhoods like Ogden or Monkey Junction often named when you are hunting for space without an awful commute.

Mission emphasizes excellent addiction treatment for patients and families with medical and psychiatric management and respect.