As Needed)

Compass Health Network•Sedalia, MO

About The Position

The Nurse supports the Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) by providing safe, compassionate, recovery-focused medication services to individuals living with opioid use disorder. The role helps ensure smooth clinic operations, supports medical providers, and serves as a resource for clients as they navigate their treatment plans. It offers an opportunity to provide structured clinical care and build supportive relationships in a rural community. The schedule is PRN/as needed, Monday through Saturday, for 8 hours weekly. The posting offers a $1,000 retention bonus.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Practical Nursing certificate.
Associate’s or bachelor’s degree in nursing.
LPN, GPN, RN, or GN license; GN applicants must pass the Missouri NCLEX exam within 90 days of graduation.
Ability to communicate with empathy, clarity, and respect.
Attention to detail and confidence managing medication processes.
Enjoy providing consistent, structured clinical care while supporting individuals in recovery.
Appreciation for a mission-driven nonprofit environment and ability to thrive in a collaborative, accountable team.

Responsibilities

Coordinate daily medication clinic operations and ensure efficient client flow.
Provide medication education, support dose adjustments, and manage refills.
Perform clinical tasks including taking vital signs, administering injections, conducting EKGs, collecting urine drug screens (UDS), performing TB testing, and drawing blood.
Administer intramuscular medications, dispense medications, and maintain accurate logs.
Prepare take-home doses and reconcile inventories using Addiction Management software.
Coordinate appointments with providers, support virtual assessments, and complete required documentation.
Assist with prior authorizations and medication ordering.
Ensure compliance with Federal, Missouri Department of Behavioral Health, SAMHSA, and DEA regulations.
Maintain strong documentation standards to support high-quality, person-centered care.