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At Braeburn, we prioritize the security of your personal information. Be aware of individuals falsely presenting themselves as Braeburn employees or representatives to gain access to your personal information or money through fictitious job offers.   Braeburn will never ask for financial information or payment during the job application process. This includes but it is not limited to requests for bank account details, social security numbers, credit card numbers, or any form of payment for application fees, equipment, or software. Any claims that you will be reimbursed for such expenses are fraudulent.   We also will not ask you to download third-party applications for communication regarding job opportunities. Be cautious of offers from unofficial email addresses (e.g., Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail) or those with misspelled variations of official Braeburn email addresses.   To ensure you are communicating about a legitimate job opportunity, check that the job is posted on Braeburn’s official career website. If you suspect you have been contacted about a fraudulent position, please contact Braeburn directly through our official channels at info@braeburnrx.com.    Braeburn is not liable for losses resulting from job recruiting scams. If you believe you are a victim of fraud, contact the FBI through the Internet Crime Complaint Center at https://www.ic3.gov or your local authorities.   Braeburn does not accept unsolicited assistance from search firms for employment opportunities. Resumes submitted without a valid written search agreement will be considered Braeburn's sole property, and no fee will be paid.

📍 We’re at the California Society of Addiction Medicine (CSAM) Annual Conference in Anaheim! Come visit us at Booth #37.

Recovery isn’t about perfection – it’s about progress and celebrating every step forward.    During a panel we co-hosted with WHYY, our Reframe & Reclaim docuseries participants, Britt James Carpenter, Founder of Philly Unknown; and Kali Lamb, Research Associate at The Clean Slate Initiative, reflected on the unexpected challenges and joys of their recovery journeys.    Watch the full video and other highlights from the discussion: https://lnkd.in/gya7ZQeX   #SubstanceUseDisorder #Recovery 

Participating in last year’s #ShatterproofWalk in Boston, Chicago and New York City was a memorable and meaningful experience for the Braeburn team. We’re honored to sponsor this year’s event and to partner with Shatterproof in their mission to champion the recovery community and break down the stigma surrounding substance use disorders. Join us – and register today! 

Peer recovery specialists play a critical role in supporting those in recovery.     In this WHYY panel discussion, Dr. Joseph D’Orazio, Addiction Medicine Specialist at Cooper Center for Healing, Addiction Medicine & Medical Toxicology, highlighted how peer recovery specialists with lived experiences provide invaluable support and honest conversations to individuals living with substance use disorder.     Watch the full video and other highlights from the discussion: https://lnkd.in/gzEUSeyS #SubstanceUseDisorder #Recovery 

We’re here at the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) National Conference in San Diego. Come visit us at Booth 2121. We are excited to connect with you!

Every story is powerful and has the potential to change the conversation around addiction.     During a panel discussion we co-hosted with WHYY, Britt James Carpenter, Founder of Philly Unknown Project; Kali Lamb, Research Associate at The Clean Slate Initiative; and Sarah Andersen, Clinical Research Coordinator and aspiring Emergency Room Physician, emphasized the value of compassion and empathy when approaching those living with substance use disorder.    Watch the full video and other highlights from the panel: https://lnkd.in/gB-Ci_sC   #SubstanceUseDisorder #Recovery 

We’ve arrived at RISE25 in Kissimmee, FL! If you're here too, stop by Booth #602 and say hello. We’d love to connect.

We’re heading to San Diego! Join us at the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) National Conference from June 19–21. Stop by Booth #2121 to connect with us.

Addiction isn’t a moral failing—it’s a chronic medical condition.    During a panel discussion we co-hosted at the WHYY studio earlier this year, Dr. Joseph D’Orazio, Addiction Medicine Specialist at Cooper Center for Healing, Addiction Medicine & Medical Toxicology, detailed common misconceptions of addiction as well as the importance of overcoming stigma and shifting the public’s mindset to acceptance and awareness.    Watch the full clip and other highlights from the panel: https://lnkd.in/gqh9kRVw   #SubstanceUseDisorder #Recovery