Ancillary Nurse

Join COMPLETE HEALTHCARE as an Ancillary Nurse and immerse yourself in a dynamic and fulfilling work environment. Here, you will play a vital role in enhancing patient care, bringing your skills to the forefront of innovative healthcare practices.

This onsite role allows you to build strong, direct relationships with patients and colleagues, making a tangible difference in the community. Experience the satisfaction of contributing to a nurturing healthcare setting where every day presents new challenges and opportunities for growth. Your expertise will be valued and celebrated as you help shape the future of healthcare.

You will be given great benefits such as Medical, Dental, Vision, 401(k), and Paid Time Off. With COMPLETE HEALTHCARE, every shift becomes a chance to inspire and uplift those around you while expanding your professional horizons.

COMPLETE HEALTHCARE: Our Mission

We are dedicated to serving the healthcare needs of our patients. We always strive to provide the finest individualized care possible. We are always looking for ambitious, enthusiastic and talented medical personnel to join our team.

Are you excited about this Ancillary Nurse job?

As a Full-Time Ancillary Nurse at COMPLETE HEALTHCARE, you will play a crucial role in delivering Methadone dispensing and basic nursing intervention services. In this position, you will administer Methadone doses in accordance with physician orders and regulatory requirements, utilizing a computerized dispensing system. Your responsibilities will include meticulously documenting all services rendered, patient responses, and any notable changes while generating daily reports.

You will maintain compliance with federal and state regulations, as well as company policies pertaining to Methadone dispensing and opioid treatment. Additionally, you'll assist with scheduling, appointment confirmations, and insurance verification as necessary.

Every day presents the opportunity to enhance patient care while executing a variety of essential tasks.

Knowledge and skills required for the position are:

• Active nursing license with The State of Ohio Nursing Board


• Understanding of and familiarity with addiction, withdrawal, and best treatment practices for recovery


• Familiarity with OAARS, Central Registry, Electronic Health Records, Microsoft Office, and Outlook


• Ability to maintain confidentiality following 42 CFR and HIPAA


• Maintain professional boundaries and set a positive example of behaviors for patients


• Ability to work cooperatively with diverse populations and people, experiencing unique situations