Danvers inpatient team
Dr. Jen Kin
Medical Director, Recovery Centers of America at Westminster and Danvers
Dr. Jen Kin is the Medical Director for Recovery Centers of America at Westminster and Danvers. Dr. Jen Kin oversees all medical treatment at RCA’s alcohol and drug addiction treatment facilities in Massachusetts and is responsible for assuring the highest quality of patient care at the lowest cost, including comprehensive evaluations, patient consultations, and medication management to a diverse patient population.
A distinguished physician and leader in the healthcare industry with board certifications in addiction and emergency medicine, Dr Jen Kin brings a wealth of experience to RCA. His innovative contributions to developing new protocols and treatments within his specialty have significantly improved patient outcomes.
Dr. Jen Kin earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of California at Los Angeles, a master’s in medical science from Boston University, a master’s in business administration from Isenberg School of Management at UMass Amherst, and his doctorate from Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee.
Marty Dunphy
Alumni Coordinator for Danvers
If you would like to get in contact with Marty, please email [email protected]
On May 5, 1999, I began my own journey of recovery, and it was the best thing I could have ever done for myself. Since then, I have found my purpose and calling in life by working in the field and helping those who struggle with addiction. Throughout my tenure in the treatment space, I have held many positions from Recovery Specialist to Patient Advocate, and more. Today, I have the honor of being in service to our Danvers alumni, serving as their Alumni Coordinator.
I hold a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Massachusetts, but I like to think I learn most from the people I have had the privilege of helping to guide through this incredible journey of recovery.
What do you hope to accomplish as an Alumni Coordinator?
I hope to provide a safe haven – a voice at the other end of the phone with a sincere desire to help and ability to suggest solution.
If you could send a message to family, friends and loved ones of those with a substance use disorder, what would it be?
It is never too late! We learn from our experience, and the journey is individual and different for everyone. Don’t give up hope – with love and support recovery works!
In your opinion, why do you believe an alumni program is so important for those who want to achieve long-term recovery?
I truly believe that continued care and support is essential to long term recovery. When our patients leave the treatment environment and enter back into their daily lives, the recovery piece is still so new. Having a support system already in place and knowing where to turn when things get tough, is a tremendous weight lifted. I feel that an alumni program is a wonderful guidance system, supporting our alums while they spread their wings and experience how to live a life of recovery.
Eli Naparstek
Executive Director
Eli Naparstek, LMHC, brings over six years of experience to Recovery Centers of America at Danvers.
Eli graduated from the University of Massachusetts Boston with a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling, alongside of a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Hartford. His past experience includes Behavioral Health Clinician, Group Therapy Supervisor/Utilization Review Coordinator, and Care Clinician.
