LPN;WinMat - Hiring Incentive $1,200

The Centers•Cleveland, OH

13d•$28 - $33•Onsite

About The Position

The LPN provides high-quality, patient-centered care for individuals with substance use disorders in our Walk-in Medication for Addiction Treatment (WinMAT) clinics. The LPN functions within a team-based, low-threshold care model, supporting medication treatment, patient engagement, and ongoing monitoring. The role emphasizes protocol-driven care, patient education, and coordination with providers, RNs, and interdisciplinary team members to support treatment adherence and recovery.

Requirements

Active, unencumbered Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in the state of Ohio
CPR certification and nonviolent crisis intervention training required within 60 days of hire

Nice To Haves

Experience working with individuals with substance use disorders preferred

Responsibilities

Conduct nursing visits in collaboration with the WinMAT provider, RN, and interdisciplinary care team.
Support shared visits with providers, assisting in the evaluation and management of: Medication side effects; Adherence concerns; Dose stabilization or adjustment
Collect and document objective and subjective clinical data, including: Vital signs; Substance use patterns; withdrawal symptoms; psychiatric symptoms; medication adherence and side effects; safety concerns
Provide clear, individualized patient education on: Medication for addiction treatment (MAT); treatment plans and expectations; harm reduction strategies and overdose prevention
Reinforce treatment plans and support adherence using practical strategies (e.g., reminders, behavioral cues, addressing barriers).
Perform clinical tasks within scope and under provider direction: Venipuncture; Intramuscular (IM) injections (eg IM naltrexone) and subcutaneous injection (eg long acting buprenorphine) ; Urine and oral toxicology collection
Administer medications per provider order and document all interventions accurately in the medical record.
Coordinate with pharmacies regarding: Medication refills; Prior authorizations; Patient assistance programs
Participate in daily clinical workflows: Monitor Epic/OCHIN In Basket and message pools; Support timely communication across the care team
Conduct protocol-driven phone screenings, gather clinical information, and escalate concerns outside established guidelines to the RN or provider.
Distribute safer use materials, naloxone, and testing strips as indicated.
Collaborate with internal teams, external partners, and patient support systems to facilitate access to care and continuity of treatment
Perform other related duties as assigned.