Isaiah House Treatment Center
Nicholas Wren, PharmD has a diverse work experience. Nicholas started their career as a Pharmacy Technician at Walmart in 2011 and later became a Pharmacy Intern. Nicholas then worked as a Staff Pharmacist before taking on the role of Interim Market Health and Wellness Director at Walmart, where they analyzed metrics and implemented strategies to improve processes across multiple departments. After that, Nicholas became a Pharmacy Manager at Walmart, where they embraced change, managed payroll and personnel, and ensured exceptional customer service. Currently, they are the Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Isaiah House Treatment Center, where they develop and implements initiatives to diversify revenue sources and generate second-chance employment opportunities. In addition, they advise senior executives on pursuing strategic goals while remaining true to the company's mission. In March 2023, they will take on the role of Chief Executive Officer at Isaiah House Treatment Center, where they will oversee the organization's financial structure and report on the company's operations to the board of directors and staff.
Nicholas Wren, PharmD attended the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy from 2013 to 2017, where they obtained a Doctor of Pharmacy degree. Prior to that, from 2011 to 2013, they studied Pre-Pharmacy Studies at the University of Kentucky. Additionally, they have obtained certifications in Pharmacist License from the Kentucky Board of Pharmacy in February 2017, APhA Immunization Delivery Certificate from APhA Foundation in December 2017, and Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation/Basic Life Support from the American Heart Association in April 2013.
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Isaiah House Treatment Center
Isaiah House is a non-profit, faith based, CARF accredited and AODE licensed, substance use disorder treatment provider. We have eight centers For men: Isaiah House, Patricia's Place, Jake Kuertz Center, and Greg Bowen Center located on our Willisburg and Chaplin campuses tucked in small rural towns in Kentucky. For women: Lisa Walker Center and Shelley Center, Harrodsburg, Ky, Isaiah House Women's Center in Versailles, Ky and Isaiah House Women's Center in Hustonville, Ky. In addition, Real Hope Behavioral Health, Outpatient Services in Danville, KY. We offer medication-assisted treatment of Suboxone, Sublocade and Vivotrol. Real Health Primary Care, family doctor office in Danville, Ky. Non profit 2nd chance employers, Reliance Works, LLC and Howard's Metal Sales. We offer a very distinctive, professional and holistic approach to a wide variety of issues. We offer a 24 hour safe and secure drug-free environment. We approach the whole person: spiritually, emotionally, mentally, relational, physical, medical, financial, legal, employment and educational. We have residential, IOP, OP and transitional living homes. Short-Term Medicaid Programs, 100 Day Operation Unite Program, 8 -11 Month Long-Term Program and an Employee Assistance Program. We have 26 Sober Living Homes that are available for transitional living. We accept all major insurances, Medicaid, KORE, UNITE and self pay. We have a total of 201 beds on our campuses. Our programs are Christ-centered. We offer GED & college classes onsite, legal aid, employment, financial management, job skills training, an employee assistance program, family, marriage & couples counseling plus much much more. We are a non profit organization. We are able to continue the help we provide by Donations. If you would like to donate, Push the Donate Now button on our Facebook Page or go to our website, www.isaiah-house.org Contact us directly at 859-375-9200.