Job Description
Job DescriptionSalary:
Job Opportunity: Part-Time Registered Nurse (RN) OTP (Mount Holly)
New Brunswick Counseling Center (NBCC) is a CARF-accredited, nonprofit provider of outpatient substance use and mental health services. Were committed to respectful, high-quality care that supports recovery and wellness in our communities.
About the Role
NBCC is hiring a Part-Time Registered Nurse (RN) to support our Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) at our Mount Holly location. This position focuses on safe, patient-centered care during early morning dosing hours (5:45 AM 12:00 PM).
Were looking for someone who can commit to at least two morning shifts per week and one Saturday shift per month (5:45 AM 10:00 AM).
Key Responsibilities
- Complete nursing assessments for new admissions and readmissions
- Provide safe medication administration/dispensing in compliance with NJ and federal OTP regulations
- Document medication administration and patient encounters accurately and on time
- Monitor for medication side effects/adverse reactions and report concerns promptly
- Work closely with the Medical Director on dosing, adjustments, and clinical concerns
- Perform on-site TB testing and other screenings as ordered
- Monitor patient status and escalate significant changes appropriately
- Provide first aid/emergency response when needed
- Support and educate staff on patient medical needs
- Maintain clear, timely clinical records
Qualifications
- Active New Jersey RN license (required)
- Able to commit to two weekday morning shifts (5:45 AM 12:00 PM) each week and one Saturday shift per month (5:45 AM 10:00 AM).
- Strong clinical judgment and ability to work independently
- Experience in OTP, MAT, SUD, behavioral health, or similar settings preferred (not required)
- Strong communication, organization, and teamwork skills
Why Join NBCC?
- Per diem flexibility with a consistent morning schedule
- Mission-driven, CARF-accredited environment
- Work that matterssupporting individuals and families impacted by opioid use disorder