Our mission is simple: 

Improve the quality of life for people suffering from opioid and alcohol addictions on Cape Cod.

We're accomplishing this first through high-quality medication treatment led by licensed medical providers in a convenient outpatient environment. Are you looking to make a difference in your community? As part of a carefully designed treatment program, you will help patients develop their knowledge and understanding, and utilize the tools they need to recover from substance use disorders and avoid relapse. You will help them move forward into fulfilling, successful lives. CleanSlate trains our Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants in clinical, operational and dyad leadership. We place you into our centers with support staff, clinical and non-clinical teammates. Working for CleanSlate allows you to be an instrument of change in the way we treat addiction. We offer excellent comp packages with med/dent, bonuses, 401K w/match, 3 weeks PTO, CEU/CME time off & reimbursement. 

Become a Warrior for Hope, apply today!

License And Certifications
Master's degree from an accredited School of Nursing; current credentialing as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner by the state Board of Nurse Examiners
Current Healthcare Provider Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) course completion card
Current Basic Life Support Certification for Healthcare Providers
Controlled Substance Registration Certificate and U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)

Company Description

A pioneer and leader in office-based, outpatient addiction medicine, CleanSlate is a rapidly expanding national medical group that provides treatment for the chronic disease of addiction, primarily opioid and alcohol use disorders. To date, CleanSlate has treated more than 30,000 patients in 48 centers across the country, working closely with our partners to save and change lives. Every day, we are Warriors For Hope, helping people suffering from addiction achieve the lives they want and deserve. Learn more about CleanSlate at www.cleanslatecenters.com and sign up for our newsletter to receive weekly insights about addiction and the opioid epidemic.