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Three decades of nursing, on call for your facility.

 

Corrective Action Plans, DEA documentation, staffing and policy work for addiction treatment centers and skilled nursing facilities — plus confidential concierge nursing services for individuals and families across New Jersey, New York and nationwide.

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30yrs

Three decades in nursing

18yrs

Specializing in addiction &
mental health

CARN

Nationwide

Certified Addiction Registered Nurse
(ASAM-endorsed certification)

Based in NY/NJ, with services offered across all states

Your survey, staffing or DEA problem needs a nurse who has solved it.

Opening a new facility or correcting an existing one: nursing services, staffing, regulatory Corrective Action Plans, DEA documentation, and policies and procedures written for your specific circumstances.

Someone you love needs help.

At-home detox support, sober companionship, recovery coaching, IV rehydration and medication injections — and help finding the right detox or rehab.

Expertise that is current, lived, and immediately applicable.

 

With nearly three decades in nursing and almost 20 years specializing in addiction and mental health, Erika is one of a rare few professionals in the country who combines frontline clinical expertise, executive nursing leadership, and independent practice in addiction care. She is a Certified Addiction Registered Nurse (CARN) — an ASAM-endorsed designation.

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Her mission is to support those in recovery and active addiction and decrease the stigmas associated with addiction, and to support those working in the field — increasing patient safety and longevity in treatment.

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Read her full background

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Contact

 Get in touch for help, referrals and consultations. 

 

Contact Info:​

Email: Erika@TheAddictionNurse.com​

​Phone/Text: (646) 627-4406

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