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Coastal Community Behavioral Health, LLC is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse for outpatient clinics in St. Marys and Brunswick. This part-time role focuses on medication dispensing and supporting clinical staff in a respectful community setting.
Nurses must graduate from an accredited program, hold a Georgia license, and maintain CPR. Behavioral health experience is preferred but not required. Flexible scheduling and benefits available.
Coastal Community Behavioral Health, LLC, is an addiction treatment facility offering a variety of services including medication assisted treatment, individual counseling, group counseling, individualized treatment planning, and coordinated referral services. CCBH is looking to add a Licensed Practical Nurse to our staff to assist in medication dispensing and additional medical duties. We are looking for a nurse who shows an interest and willingness to help those in our community suffering from addiction in a respectful and sensitive manner. CCBH would prefer candidates who are willing and able to work at both our St. Marys Clinic as well as our Brunswick Clinic.
This is a part time position. Nursing hours are typically from 6:00am-11:30am M-F, Sat hours 6:00am-9:30am. Nursing staff rotate Saturdays, and weekdays scheduled are flexible. We are able to work around other work schedules/school schedules (within reason).
We are closed for major holidays.
The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) position is responsible for the safe and efficient dispensing of medication to clients, consistent with the clinic policies and procedures. Additionally, the LPN will assist the medical director or program physician as needed.
Nurses at Coastal Community Behavioral Health must be graduates of an accredited school of nursing and have a current Georgia State Nurses License. Must be First Aid/CPR Certified.
Previous experience with behavioral health, specifically substance use disorders is preferred but not required.