Make a Vital Impact in Correctional Healthcare
Step Into High-Demand Roles Where Your Skills Are Needed Most
Pine Health disrupts the broken, traditional staffing model by providing you with the personalized support you need to confidently step into essential correctional health roles and deliver the highest standard of care.
Why Work With Us?
At Pine Health, you are paired with a single dedicated recruiter who guides you toward exclusive job opportunities tailored to your career goals. Enjoy the reliability of weekly pay alongside ongoing, hands-on support throughout every assignment.
Work with One Recruiter ● Weekly Pay ● Exclusive Job Opportunities ● Ongoing Assignment Support
Why Choose Corrections Nursing?
Correctional facilities face critical staff shortages, creating unique opportunities for dedicated healthcare professionals to make a massive difference in underserved environments.
- Competitive Pay
- Consistent Schedule
- Structured Environment
- Increased Clinical Autonomy
Who We Staff
- RN
- LPN/LVN
- Licensed Mental Health Professionals (LCSW/LPC)
- Psychologist
- Dental Assistants
- Addiction Counselors
- Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant
What You Need
- Active License in your Specialty
- 1+ year of experience
- Eligibility to Work in the US
Benefits
We believe our team does their best work when they have the support and resources they need. We offer a benefits package focused on helping our employees take care of their health and wellbeing.
- Medical Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- PTO (upon eligibility requirements)
- 401K (upon eligibility requirements)
What to Expect When Applying at Pine Health
1.
Apply
2.
Speak with a Recruiter
3.
Submit Your Resume & Credentials
4.
Interview with the Facility
5.
Start Your Assignment
Our recruiters typically reach out within 24 hours of application.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Correctional facilities across the country are in need of healthcare professionals to fill many open roles in county jails, prisons,and juvenile detention centers.
RNs, LPNs, NPs, LPCs, LCSWs, LMFTs, Psychologists, Addiction Counselors, Dental Assistants. Psych, ER, or ICU experience is recommended.
1-2 years of corrections, psych, ER, or ICU experience is necessary for RN & LPN roles
Yes, these facilities have strict, established protocols and are controlled environments. You will work with a team of other medical professionals, correctional officers, and facility administration to ensure your safety while providing appropriate patient care.
Clinically, your work will be similar, but there are many positive things that are different from working in bedside nursing. As a corrections professional, your work will be more structured, and you will have the ability to make decisions independently. You will also get to provide care to an underserved population and have less visitor and family interaction at the facility.
Your recruiter will stay in touch during the entire process. You can reach out to them with any questions, and they’ll help you navigate any situations that come up during your time working for us.
Some facilities will allow this, but at Pine Health, our clients prefer 1-2 years of experience.
Patients in a correctional facility are often diverse and underserved. You will care for patients with chronic conditions, behavioral health issues, acute and urgent care concerns, and screening and preventative care needs.
