2026-01-09 – Weekly Nurse Educator Jobs : NICU nurse educator role at a historic hospital

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This week, it seems there’s a solid demand for nurse educators across different locations, especially in New York. There’s a mix of traditional in-person roles and some remote opportunities that are quite appealing. The need for nurse educators continues to rise, with many institutions looking for experienced professionals to lead and inspire new nurses.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Nurse Educator
    Company: Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany | Location: Albany, NY
    This role involves joining a mission-driven organization to educate and support nurses working with disabilities. It’s a great fit if you have a passion for community health.
    Apply Here

  • Nurse Educator
    Company: CDS Monarch, Inc. | Location: Webster, NY
    Work closely with nursing staff to enhance their educational journey. This position calls for someone who can assist in elevating the quality of nursing care provided.
    Apply Here

  • Regional Nurse Educator
    Company: Wellpath | Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
    Focus on developing educational programs and supporting clinical staff. It’s ideal if you have a couple of years of experience and a knack for creating effective training sessions.
    Apply Here

  • RN-Home Hemodialysis Nurse/Educator
    Company: Queens-Long Island Renal Institute | Location: New Hyde Park, NY
    If you’ve got dialysis experience, this role might be for you. You’ll educate patients and staff on home hemodialysis, ensuring high standards of care.
    Apply Here

  • Part Time Nurse Educator (RN)
    Company: Farmstead Living | Location: Moorhead, MN
    This part-time role requires a Minnesota RN license and involves educating staff to ensure quality resident care. Perfect if you’re looking for something with flexibility.
    Apply Here

  • Registered Nurse - RN - Staff Development Educator
    Company: Ozanam Hall of Queens Nursing Home Inc | Location: Bayside, NY
    Looking to guide staff development in a nursing home? This position focuses on enhancing the skills and competencies of the nursing team.
    Apply Here

  • Nurse Educator, Days, NICU
    Company: Howard University Hospital | Location: Washington, DC
    Join a historic institution in their NICU as a nurse educator. You’ll help shape the care practices for newborns with a supportive team.
    Apply Here

  • Clinical Nurse Educator, RN
    Company: Wabash General Hospital District | Location: Mount Carmel, IL
    This role is about partnering with other educators to develop and implement training programs that elevate nursing practice.
    Apply Here

  • RN Educator
    Company: RCA Servicer at Gasport LLC | Location: Gasport, NY
    This full-time position involves mentoring nurses and providing essential training to ensure high-quality care.
    Apply Here

  • RN Educator
    Company: American Critical Care Services | Location: Richmond, VA
    Focus on assuring high-quality healthcare outcomes. This role is critical in shaping policy and care standards for both nurses and clients.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is becoming more common, and there are some intriguing options here. If you’re seeking flexibility, these verified remote positions might be just what you need.

  • Coding Educator, HB Coding, Full-time, Days (Remote - Must reside in IL, IN, IA, or WI)
    Company: Northwestern Memorial Healthcare | Location: Chicago, IL
    You’ll be responsible for creating educational content for clinical documentation staff. An opportunity to work from home with a focus on quality standards.
    Apply Here

  • Coding Educator, HB Coding, Full-time, Days (Remote - Must reside in IL, IN, IA, WI, OH, MO, MI, or)
    Company: Northwestern Memorial Healthcare | Location: Chicago, IL
    Similar to the above role, this position expands the opportunity to more states, providing flexibility in your work environment.
    Apply Here


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Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


Hope you find the right fit this week. Remember, each opportunity is a step toward making an impact and growing in your career. Keep pushing forward!

When I landed a NICU educator spot last spring, I attached a one-page 90-day onboarding roadmap (sim days, comp checklists, preceptor pairing) and got callbacks within 48 hours. > the above role, this position expands the opportunity to more states, providing flexibility in your work environment. Apply Here See all urgent Agree on the flexibility, but even ‘remote’ educator gigs often require quarterly on-site skills labs — confirm that before you apply?

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Piggybacking on @lfrancis55, I’ve gotten same-day callbacks in New York by attaching a one-pager with hard outcomes — “reduced CLABSI 28% in 6 months,” “monthly mock codes; time‑to‑epi down 20%.” For historic hospitals, add a line on Joint Commission tracer prep and NRP rollout, and if the role’s remote, include a 60‑sec screen recording of an LMS module to show you can execute fast…

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Quick tip from my last two ASC hires: I attach a 1-page ‘case mix + skills checklist’ PDF to the first email/application and it reliably gets same-day callbacks… Caveat: update it monthly and include your name + earliest start date in the filename so it doesn’t get buried.

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I’ve had good traction by linking a 90‑second Loom “mini in‑service” where I walk through a NICU CLABSI bundle update and a quick debrief framework, paired with a one‑pager showing “central line audits 95% compliance, 2 quarters running.” @t_chen88’s point on outcomes is spot on, but scrub any PHI and set the video to unlisted so HR can forward it without headaches. Think of it like a movie trailer for how you teach.

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