Director Medical Stabilization (Rosenberg)

Director of Medical Stabilization Department

We are seeking an experienced and compassionate leader to serve as Director of Medical Stabilization . This program plays a critical role in helping patients begin their recovery journey in a safe, supportive, and structured environment.

Patients typically enter through the Emergency Department, where we ensure they are medically stable. From there, they move to our stabilization unit to complete the detox process under close supervision. Once stabilized, they transition to an outpatient or ongoing treatment program for continued support.

About the Role

The Director will oversee daily operations of the Medical Stabilization Unit, providing clinical and administrative leadership to a dedicated team of approximately 40 employees, including three RNs and three CNAs per shift.

What Were Looking For

Were seeking someone with experience in Addiction Medicine, behavioral health, or psychiatry someone who understands the complexities of detox and stabilization care. Success in this role depends on more than clinical skillit requires creativity, strong communication, and a hands-on approach to building a positive, engaged team culture.

Our patients often face challenges beyond medical needs, so we value leaders who can help their teams keep patients engaged, supported, and connected throughout their stay.

Qualifications

Bachelors degree in Nursing required; Masters preferred

Current RN license (state specific)

Prior Leadership experience strongly preferred

Background in Addiction Medicine or Psychiatric services

Strong leadership, problem-solving, and communication skills

Ability to manage multidisciplinary teams and complex workflows

Compensation

Competitive pay in the $140,000 range, commensurate with experience

Comprehensive benefits package and support for professional development

If youre an experienced leader who values teamwork, compassion, and creativity in care, wed love to talk with you about joining our team at Wharton.