About Us: Quality Correctional Care is an Indiana-based company that proudly serves as the medical and mental health provider in 65+ county jail facilities. Our mission is to provide excellent care to individuals who find themselves incarcerated or detained in local correctional facilities. We pride ourselves on creating a collaborative and supportive professional team that allows motivated employees to thrive. Every day we live our commitment to our core values of Advocacy, Courtesy, Efficiency, and Safety. If you are an individual who entered the nursing profession with the passion and drive to help individuals in serious need, a position on our team offers an exciting opportunity to have a meaningful impact on patients’ lives.
Day to Day Tasks: A typical day in this role includes but is not limited to distributing medication, responding to patient requests for acute and chronic medical concerns, conducting intake assessments for newly arrived patients and general medical physicals for patients who have been incarcerated for 14 days, and working collaboratively with other medical, mental health, and correctional professionals. Each day presents unique opportunities and challenges that will undoubtedly foster professional and personal growth.
Requirements: RN licensure
Schedule: Part-Time Days/18 Hours per Week 8:00am-4:00pm - three 6 hour shifts, M-W-F preferred.
Job Location: Blackford County Sheriff's Office, Hartford City, IN
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QCC provides Medical, Mental and Addiction treatment services to incarcerated individuals. We sat the standard for Correctional care by giving our patience access to the life-changing services expected outside of the correctional system. Our approach to patient care is compassionate and holistic. We see every patient we treat as human-valuable, complex, and full of potential for growth. QCC changes the lives of our patients by raising the bar for correctional healthcare. With a vision of a transformed correctional justice system, we empower our patients to re-enter society, stronger and healthier than when they went in.
