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Nick Streeter

Executive Director

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Nick Streeter

Executive Director

 

Nick has been working in substance abuse treatment since 2016. Nick began his journey in the treatment world as a Behavioral Health Technician before moving onto becoming the Intake Coordinator for the first facility he worked at. Upon returning to Ohio Nick began working in the admissions department for a facility in his hometown. After just a few months of working in admissions Nick was given the position of Discharge Coordinator for that same facility. Nick then accepted a position in outreach, building relationships with local businesses and committees focused on prevention and treatment placement services. Finally, he accepted a position as Executive Director for Recovery Institute of Ohio, working very closely with clinical, medical, and administrative staff to provide the highest quality of care for clients and their loved ones.

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