Elevate Your Nursing Career with Valley Hope

At Valley Hope Addiction Treatment and Recovery, our nurses play a vital, pivotal role in caring for our patients in a caring, relaxed environment.

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Nursing at the Heart of Recovery

Our nursing stations are the heart of our treatment centers and are able to provide a deeper level of care and engagement with patients over the average 30 day residential treatment stay.

Nurses at Valley Hope find fulfillment and enrichment through a highly collaborative, compassionate and supportive culture. It is a unique and special nursing experience.

” In the hospital setting, treatment is often focused on the specific problem at hand- addiction treatment treats the whole person. There is never a dull moment and there is always something rewarding. Being able to see and be a part of the transformation that takes place in recovery is indescribable. This is the only place I have ever worked that doesn’t feel like a job- it is a privilege.”
– Kristi, Director of Nursing, Oklahoma

Whether you are new to the profession or looking to make a career change, Valley Hope Nursing Teams are key leaders and members of our care team.

Nurses typically work with patients from admission to discharge, providing supportive medical care over 30-45 days of treatment, offering a unique treatment approach, and rewarding work experience with hands on help for patients to heal and recover in real time.

Valley Hope nurses specialize in making patients feel loved from the moment they walk in the door by providing compassionate medical care, key to the short and long-term success of patients in recovery.

As a Nurse at Valley Hope, you have the opportunity to:

  • Enjoy a career that is fulfilling and mission-focused.
  • Work in a campus environment that is intentionally more relaxed than the standard hospital setting.
  • Receive ongoing training, professional development, and leadership opportunities through our innovative Nurse Residency Program.

We are looking for compassionate, committed Nurses who:

  • Are driven by a passion for helping patients find healing in recovery.
  • Are collaborative within our community of clinical excellence.
  • Lead with compassionate care as the center of each patient’s medical experience.
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  • “I hear a lot of nurses say they are worried they are going to lose their skills by not working in a hospital. We may not administer IV meds or run codes all the time, but we use a different skillset. We use a ton of critical thinking, especially during the admission and detox phase of treatment. RNs working in addiction can obtain a specialty certification and become a CARN (Certified Addictions Registered Nurse). It is just another way to show our patients the dedication to delivering high quality care. ”
    – Marissa
    Director of Nursing
  • “There are a lot of things to love about working at Valley Hope. The supportive environment that encourages professional growth and development, the easily accessible executive board, the unifying events such as: Renewal Day, Alumni-led AA meetings, and Ocsoberfest to name a few, or the myriad of benefits provided at no cost to employees. But by far the best thing about working at Valley Hope is being able to support our patients through their recovery journey. Being a part of the team that supports them through this life altering process is exceedingly rewarding!”
    – Deserae
    Charge Nurse
  • “We have the honor of helping the “whole” person – body, mind and spirit.  It takes courage and consistent compassion to work with our patients. 
     I have always said that we save lives no matter how many times a person has attempted sobriety. There is always HOPE.”
    – Marilyn
    Director of Nursing
  • “What is unique is that I had never worked in a treatment facility to see patients all the way through treatment and seeing their progression. People might have a certain mindset or beliefs, about patients we care for, but by working at Valley Hope come to the realization that drugs and alcohol does not discriminate between gender, age race or occupation. Seems they have support system that is available to them when they are released from treatment.”
    – Jenny
    LPN
  • “I help patients from all walks of life cope with issues and assist with their medical needs and emotional needs. This environment allows me to have time to support patients in their time of need and seeing them become sober and full of life.”
    – Marci Jo
    LPN
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Nurse Residency Program: Supporting Growth, Confidence, and Connection

At Valley Hope, we believe in supporting our nursing teams with ongoing professional development that empowers, connects, and uplifts. Our nurse residency program is designed to deepen knowledge, build confidence, and align new and existing nurses with Valley Hope’s mission and values.

This residency program helps nurses grow in their understanding of addiction treatment, clinical best practices, and processes. Through interactive learning, peer discussion, and scenario-based coaching, participants gain practical insights that improve patient care and strengthen team collaboration across facilities.

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Experience the fulfilling, inspiring career of nursing in the addiction treatment field at Valley Hope, working with skilled, compassionate nurses serving patients with exceptional care since 1967.

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