Registered Nurse, Withdrawal Management - Residential Services

Registered Nurse, Withdrawal Management - 815 Residential Services

815 Buena Vista Ave W, San Francisco, CA 94117, USA

Health RIGHT 360 gives hope, builds health, and changes lives for people in need by providing comprehensive, integrated, compassionate care that includes primary medical care, mental health services, and substance use disorder treatment. Health RIGHT
360 offers residential treatment services designed to serve individuals and families with substance use disorders and co‑occurring mental health disorders. Our program helps clients address addiction and related issues, increase skills, manage stressors, connect to supportive service, and build a foundation for lasting recovery. Residential programs run 24/7 and include individual and group therapy, family therapy, individualized case management, treatment planning, drug and alcohol counseling, medication support services, and crisis intervention.

• HR360 offers a robust benefits package, including PTO, 15 paid holidays, commuter benefits, retirement plans, and more!
• Employees qualify for public loan forgiveness programs
• Training and professional development opportunities
• Work with mission driven, compassionate colleagues and make a difference every day in the work that you do.

This is a union eligible position.

Health RIGHT 360, a nonprofit organization and a family of programs, is committed to providing accessible and comprehensive healthcare services to vulnerable populations. Our mission is to tackle systemic barriers to healthcare and promote health equity for all. We offer a wide range of services, including mental health care, residential and outpatient substance use treatment, and primary health services. Additionally, we provide transitional support for individuals re‑entering the community after involvement in the criminal justice system.

By integrating physical and behavioral health, we empower individuals to overcome challenges by addressing social determinants of health, fostering resilience, and facilitating recovery.

The 815 Residential and Detox Program fully integrates substance use disorder and mental health services. The program fully integrates substance use disorder and mental health services; beyond merely providing both services under the same roof or cross‑training staff, it adopts a model of providing effective services to the targeted needs of individuals with co‑occurring disorders. The program treats both problem types as primary and assists participants to recognize key reciprocal factors such as self‑medicating strategies;

physiological and psychological changes associated with long‑term substance use; and the impact of street drugs on mental health symptoms.

The Withdrawal Management (WM) RN is responsible for the clinical monitoring of Withdrawal Management clients and leads a team including but not limited to licensed nurses and/or medical assistants and SUD counselors. In collaboration with the Addiction Medicine team, the Registered Nurse supports the provision and education of, and adherence to, Medication Assisted Therapy (MAT) where appropriate. The Registered Nurse oversees Drug Medi-Cal documentation compliance, such as documenting medical necessity of WM services;

the ongoing training of WM staff, including quarterly skills‑checks; and oversees medication storage, disposal, and control in the milieu.

• Comfortable in changing systems and champions change.
• Participates in matters related to performance and quality improvement and creates and ensures adherence to protocols.

• In conjunction with unit leadership, assures organizational readiness for accreditation surveys and ongoing monitoring and reporting of conformance to quality.
• Supports the interpretation of best practice standards to implement into daily processes.
• Coordinates and consults with the appropriate department heads within the agency to facilitate integration between programs.

• Monitors patient medication use and helps to mitigate risk to patient by flagging high dose medications and potential…