LVN​/LPN Nurse, Night Shift — Austin, TX

Overnight is when detox is least forgiving and the building is quietest. You are the clinician awake for it — watching withdrawal, holding the medication line, and deciding what needs a physician at three in the morning.

• Eight or twelve-hour night shifts. Full time or part time, both are open.
• On site at the North Lamar campus. There is no remote or hybrid version of this role.
• You act as house supervisor overnight when the shift needs one.

• Complete nursing assessments and monitor withdrawal.
• Supervise and document medication self-administration against physician orders.
• Coordinate admissions, intake orders and communication with physicians.
• Respond to medical and psychiatric emergencies.
• Maintain infection control procedures and clinical documentation.
• Give the end-of-shift handoff to the day shift and the clinical team.

• Active LVN or LPN license in Texas.
• High school diploma or GED.
• CPR certification — you can apply without it, but you need it before your start date.
• The judgment to stay calm and decide alone at four in the morning.

• Experience in detox, addiction treatment or another behavioral health setting.
• Familiarity with 12-step recovery principles.

• Health, dental, vision and life cover.
• Generous paid time off.
• Merit-based raises and a route to promotion, reviewed on a schedule rather than on request.
• A specialized medical detox setting rather than a hospital floor — the reason nurses take this job for the behavioral-health experience.
• Detox, residential, outpatient and sober living inside one organization, so you can find out what happened to the people you stabilized.

Active LVN or LPN license in Texas. High school diploma or GED. CPR certification — you can apply without it, but you need it before your start date. The judgment to stay calm and decide alone at four in the morning.