Family Nurse Practitioner

The Family Nurse Practitioner provides high-quality medical care to individuals receiving behavioral health and substance use disorder services. Responsibilities include conducting comprehensive assessments, managing acute and chronic conditions, prescribing and monitoring medications, ordering diagnostic tests, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to support patient safety and recovery. The role involves participating in treatment planning, responding to medical emergencies, ensuring compliance with healthcare standards, maintaining accurate documentation, and educating patients. Qualifications include active RN and NP licenses in Arizona, national certification (FNP, AGNP, or equivalent), DEA registration, and preferred experience in behavioral health settings. Additional requirements involve obtaining necessary certifications (CPR/FA, Handle with Care), passing background checks, drug testing, TB screening, and participating in clinical oversight. The role emphasizes delivering integrated care within a multidisciplinary team to promote patient wellness and recovery.