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This week, there’s a noticeable uptick in the demand for nurse educators, particularly in specialized fields like hospice care and hemodialysis. The market continues to see a blend of in-person and remote positions, offering flexibility for those who need it.
This Week’s Jobs
Nurse Educator
Company: Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany | Location: Albany, NY
A role at Catholic Charities where you can make a difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities. Apply Here
Nurse Educator
Company: VS Servicer at Beacon LLC | Location: Beacon, NY
Lead and teach in a CNA training program. Ideal for RNs passionate about education. Apply Here
Nurse Educator
Company: Phaxis - Healthcare | Location: Plainview, NY
Seeking an RN Educator with OPWDD experience. Referral program available. Apply Here
RN-Nurse Educator
Company: Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation | Location: New Hyde Park, NY
Full-time role for those with over three years of educator experience. Apply Here
RN-Home Hemodialysis Nurse/Educator
Company: Queens-Long Island Renal Institute | Location: New Hyde Park, NY
Perfect for those with dialysis nurse experience looking to educate others. Apply Here
OIT Nurse Educator
Company: ALLERGY & ASTHMA MEDICAL GROUP OF THE BAY AREA, INC. | Location: San Ramon, CA
A role under the Director of Operations, focusing on allergy and asthma education. Apply Here
Hospice Nurse Educator
Company: Mountain Valley Hospice | Location: Dobson, NC
Full-time position for those passionate about end-of-life care education. Apply Here
Travel Nurse Educator
Company: NoorStaffingNursing | Location: New York, NY
Ideal for RNs who love to travel and educate. Competitive pay. Apply Here
Nurse Educator
Company: INDEPENDENT NURSING CARE LLC | Location: West Falls, NY
Focused on home care, this role is perfect for those who thrive in one-on-one settings. Apply Here
Clinical Nurse Educator
Company: Madera Community Hospital | Location: Madera, CA
Be at the forefront of staff training and development in the community. Apply Here
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Remote opportunities are growing, offering flexibility and the chance to work from the comfort of home. Here are some great options:
Cardiopulmonary Patient Educator - Registered Nurse
Company: CVS Health | Location: Stamford, CT
Work remotely, providing in-home infusion therapy education. Apply Here
Cardiopulmonary Patient Educator - Registered Nurse
Company: CVS Health | Location: New Haven, CT
Provide education and support for infusion therapy at home. Apply Here
Associate Director, Oncology Nurse Educators
Company: AbbVie | Location: Nashville, TN
Lead a dynamic team of oncology nurse educators. Apply Here
Associate Director, Oncology Nurse Educators
Company: AbbVie | Location: Jacksonville, FL
Oversee the development of oncology nurse educators. Apply Here
Associate Director, Oncology Nurse Educators
Company: AbbVie | Location: Tampa, FL
Engage in strategic planning and team leadership. Apply Here
Quality Assurance Nurse
Company: CorVel Healthcare Corporation | Location: Dallas, TX
Function as an educator while ensuring quality assurance independently or in teams. Apply Here
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) in Phoenix, Arizona
Company: TeamHealth | Location: Phoenix, AZ
Deliver coding training and onsite support with provided tech. Apply Here
Full-Time Post-Acute Care Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP)
Company: TeamHealth | Location: Spokane, WA
Engage with onsite support, backed by experienced clinical educators. Apply Here
Full-Time Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) in Post-Acute Care Setting
Company: TeamHealth | Location: Tacoma, WA
Benefit from company-issued tech for seamless operations. Apply Here
Full-Time Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) in Post-Acute Care Setting
Company: TeamHealth | Location: Spokane, WA
Use company-funded tools to enhance patient care and training. Apply Here
Quick tip from our pilot day: keep the iPad in Airplane Mode + Wi‑Fi and use a right‑angle USB‑C adapter so the intraoral camera cable doesn’t torque your wrist — my wrist thanked me. @lcooper54 is spot on about training; masks can muffle confirmations, so having a tap-to-confirm fallback saved us. Small caveat: the M2 warmed up on longer perio runs, and dropping screen brightness to about 60% kept it from throttling.
Remote hemodialysis roles go fast — apply within 24–48 hours; add a 2‑minute demo. Some prefer a micro‑syllabus instead. https://www.advancingexpertcare.org.
, I’ve been there with the 4‑chair open bay and 10–12 kids before lunch; I started moving the “mirror and dino puppet” coaching to the fluoride wait — assistant runs a 60‑second script while I hop to the next chair, and we still log it as p
That 09:40 sneeze ovation, — I ride it by holding up the monofilament you just cut with the trauma shears and doing a 10-second proper fishing line disposal show-and-tell, then I hand a bystander a laminated QR to the nearest bin map (I use Monofilament - Build A Bin: BoatUS Foundation). It lands better than a lecture; small caveat, I keep a spare card so wind or spray doesn’t steal the first. Does Pier 3 even have clear bin signage or should we ping @harbormaster?
Switching the mic to “Voice Isolation” in Control Center made the voice confirmation markedly cleaner for us and kept the about 0.25 s feel… Minor caveat: on bleeding 7–8 mm pockets it still misses the first take, so we do a quick ‘repeat distal’ pass.
Quick tip I use with low‑flow sevo: once EtSevo and inspired are within about 0.2% for a few minutes, I drop FGF to about 0.7 L/min and set tight alarms (FiO2 low at 40%, agent low at −0.2%); “EtSevo is king.” Caveat: if the canister runs hot or CO2 spikes in long laparoscopy, I bump to 1–1.2 L/min for a couple minutes — like cruise control when you hit a hill.
Noticed the remote hemodialysis educator postings move fast — having a 10-minute microteach video and a one-page outline ready got me two callbacks within 48 hours; in this “apply promptly” window, it makes you easy to slot in… Small caveat: hospice roles favored ELNEC on my apps, so grab that first if you can.
Next beat after the 09:40 sneeze, I pop a spare line spool and have a bystander crank while I snip a demo leader with the trauma shears — turns the cheer into a one‑minute recycling lesson. Works great, but it can slow egress if the juvenile hangs in the area; @lmartin34, you got a quicker way to make “proper fishing line disposal” stick without lingering?