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Indiana | Family Nurse Practitioner | Telehealth Substance Use Disorder

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Affect is transforming behavioral health care by combining mobile technology with counseling and medical services, offering 100% virtual treatment. We break down barriers to care, making it more accessible and effective for our members.

Our innovative approach integrates a smartphone app with a dedicated care team to deliver real-time, data-driven treatment for better outcomes and lower costs.

About the Role:

As a FNP, you will lead member care alongside a team of counselors, therapists, peer support specialists, and case managers. You’ll provide evidence-based treatment for individuals with substance use disorders.

We do not prescribe controlled substances other than Suboxone for the treatment of Opioid Use Disorder. Affect provides extensive training on evidence-based approaches to treatment, though medication decisions are ultimately made at the provider’s discretion in collaboration with the member. You must hold an active, unrestricted license in Indiana.

 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Conduct initial and follow up telehealth evaluations

  • Deliver care for substance use 

  • Prescribe medications as appropriate and answer member questions.

  • Complete documentation in our EHR (Healthie).

  • Collaborate with your care team and attend occasional scheduled team meetings.

Requirements:

  • Active and verifiable FNP license (Medicaid enrollment is a plus) in the state(s) where you practice, as well as your state of residence if it is not Indiana.

  • At least 2 years of experience, ideally in addiction. We will consider relevant previous experience for those with less than 2 years experience as a FNP.

  • Experience prescribing Suboxone and active DEA registration.

  • Willingness to obtain multi-state licensure (cost covered by Affect).

  • Empathy for members facing behavioral health challenges.

  • Comfort using technology, including EHRs and mobile apps.


Additional Information:

You’ll need a quiet, private office with a reliable internet connection for HIPAA-compliant telehealth visits. The role may include periodic meetings with internal teams; reasonable accommodations are available as needed.

 

Why Join Affect?
 We are passionate about reimagining behavioral health treatment. Join a mission-driven team focused on meaningful work, offering competitive compensation, remote flexibility, professional growth, and a strong, supportive culture.

Come be a part of the Affect mission!

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