Medication Assisted Recovery Nurse

Medication Assisted Recovery (MAR) Nurse RN

Greater Seacoast Health is looking for a compassionate Medication Assisted Recovery (MAR) Nurse to work directly with patients receiving treatment for substance use disorders.

You'll be a consistent clinical connection for patients working toward recovery coordinating treatment, helping remove barriers to care, providing follow-up when someone begins to disengage, and working alongside providers, Behavioral Health, Social Work, and Primary Care to help patients stay connected to treatment.

If you're an RN who believes great nursing means meeting people where they are, treating them with dignity, and helping them take the next step forward, we want to meet you.

What You'll Do

As our MAR Nurse, you'll serve as a primary clinical contact for patients receiving Medication Assisted Recovery treatment, including patients prescribed Suboxone, Sublocade, and Vivitrol.

You'll:

• Coordinate patient screening, intake, medication induction, stabilization, and maintenance visits
• Work directly with patients to identify barriers that could interfere with recovery
• Help patients develop realistic treatment and self-management goals
• Connect patients with healthcare resources and social services
• Conduct timely outreach when patients miss appointments or become overdue for injections
• Help patients stay engaged and connected to treatment
• Collaborate closely with prescribing providers, residents, Behavioral Health, Social Work, and Primary Care
• Support quality improvement goals within MAR and Primary Care
• Provide additional nursing support as needed

This Is More Than Medication Management

Recovery isn't always a straight line. A missed appointment may be more than a missed appointment. Transportation, housing, finances, behavioral health needs, access to services, and other challenges can all become barriers to staying in treatment.

That's where this role makes a difference. You'll have the opportunity to build relationships with patients, understand what's getting in the way, and work with an integrated healthcare team to help them stay connected to the care and resources they need.

You Could Be a Great Fit If...

You're an RN who can combine clinical judgment with compassion. You understand that patients experiencing substance use disorders deserve the same dignity, respect, and quality of care as every other patient.

You're comfortable building relationships while maintaining professional boundaries. You communicate clearly, follow through, stay organized, and don't give up on someone simply because their path to recovery becomes complicated.

And you enjoy working as part of a team where nursing, medical care, behavioral health, and social services come together around the patient.

What You'll Need

Required:

• Current Registered Nurse license in New Hampshire
• Strong computer skills
• Strong communication and organizational skills
• Ability to work collaboratively as part of an integrated healthcare team
• Compassionate and respectful approach to patients from diverse backgrounds

Preferred:

• BSN
• Previous experience in behavioral health
• Previous experience working with substance misuse/substance use disorders

Compensation

$36.00$44.00 per hour. Placement within the range is based on years of licensure and relevant experience.

You'll Have a Team Around You

You won't be doing this work alone. Our MAR program brings together Nursing + Primary Care + Prescribing Providers + Behavioral Health + Social Work. That collaboration allows us to look beyond a diagnosis or medication and address the barriers that can affect a patient's ability to stay engaged in recovery.

Why Greater Seacoast Health?

Our mission is to deliver innovative, compassionate, integrated health services and support that are accessible to everyone in our community, regardless of ability to pay. That mission matters especially in recovery care. We're looking for a nurse who believes patients should be treated with dignity, listened to without judgment, and given meaningful opportunities to succeed.

Help Someone Take the Next Step

You already know how to be a nurse. This is an opportunity to use those skills in a role where consistency, compassion, clinical judgment, and one strong patient relationship can make a lasting difference.

If you're ready to bring your nursing experience to a team committed to recovery, integrated care, and meeting patients where they are:

Come help us make the next step possible. Join Greater Seacoast Health as a Medication Assisted Recovery Nurse.

Greater Seacoast Community Health