What does the soil look like?

It looks like it's got pieces of bark in there along with some white stuff? The top layer is also dry already even though I watered it this morning.

Dehydrated with sunburned tips.
This happened to some jade props of mine during a heat wave while I was out of town.
Their roots weren't deep enough yet to get moisture to cool off.
Right corner of pot:

Matt,

About how long did it take for yours to recover and what steps did you take to help it in the process? I'm weary about overwatering. I live in Las Vegas so we'll be into the winter/dormant season in about a month. I had planned to report into something more suitable before it got cooler out.

Truly I just left it alone and treated it the same as I had, just making sure it was watered during the long heat spells we've had. Those photos are about 2 months apart, but as a tiny propagation it doesn't do anything very quickly.
The jade in the first pic thats out of focus, that one got some burned tips too. It shed them and I couldn't tell anything was different a few weeks later.

Yours will likely shed some of its leaves with burnt tips.
Your plant shows signs of your weariness to over water, and with a Jade it's not a big deal. It'll bounce back and recover from almost anything.
If it still looks wrinkled like in the photo, I would let it soak in water for a half a day or so, and then pour some more fresh water through it afterward. Then I'd leave it be until the soil was dried again.

Hi Jade,

Jade plants are not like coleus and other fast-growing plants that regenerate themselves in a week or two. It will take a long time - months - for you to see improvement. And, we are headed into the slowdown time of year, too. Plants in the northern hemisphere begin their fastest growth in spring and gradually slow down as fall and winter approach. You will need to be very patient with this plant and not expect a huge change/improvement within a week's time. It will be fine - you are doing a good job - but the best thing you can do is leave it alone now that you have it in better conditions. Give it a good pruning next March or April - whenever your growing season starts. (You should consider add your zone and city to your Profile).

Good luck!

Carol