2026-01-30 – Weekly Nurse Educator Jobs : Demand for Regional Nurse Educators

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This week, the job market for nurse educators is buzzing, especially for those with expertise in regional training roles. There’s a solid demand for temporary roles and verified remote positions, making it a good time to explore a change if that’s on your radar.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Nurse Educator, RN (TEMP)
    Company: Middletown Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare | Location: Middletown, NY
    A temporary role that’s perfect for anyone looking to make a quick impact. It’s a full-time position, so you can really dive in and share your expertise.
    Apply Here

  • Nurse Educator
    Company: TalentBurst, Inc. | Location: Cambridge, MA
    This role focuses on maternity nursing, giving you the chance to work as both a circulator and scrub nurse. If that’s your specialty, it’s worth a look.
    Apply Here

  • Nurse Educator
    Company: CDS Monarch, Inc. | Location: Webster, NY
    A role that involves providing education to nursing staff. It’s a traditional educator role with opportunities to shape the training curriculum.
    Apply Here

  • Regional Nurse Educator
    Company: Wellpath | Location: White Hall, AR
    This role requires developing training programs. Ideal for those who enjoy traveling and working in varied healthcare settings.
    Apply Here

  • RN-Home Hemodialysis Nurse/Educator
    Company: Queens-Long Island Renal Institute | Location: New Hyde Park, NY
    If you’ve got experience in dialysis, this role is a chance to specialize in home hemodialysis training. Great for those wanting to make a difference in patient care management.
    Apply Here

  • Registered Nurse - RN - Staff Development Educator
    Company: Ozanam Hall of Queens Nursing Home Inc | Location: Bayside, NY
    This role is about staff development and training. If you’ve got a knack for teaching and want to focus on staff education, it’s a great fit.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

There’s a healthy amount of remote positions this week, especially for coding educators. If you’re based in the Midwest and have a knack for documentation, there’s something here for you.

  • 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
    This role involves creating standards for clinical documentation. It’s ideal for those comfortable working with electronic health records from home.
    Apply Here

  • Home Dialysis Nurse (HHD/PD)
    Company: Confidential Home Dialysis Provider | Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
    Offers flexible work-from-home options for those skilled in home therapies. Perfect if you’re looking for a role that balances clinical work and remote flexibility.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. It’s always great to see such a wide range of opportunities out there. Whether you’re looking for something temporary or a bit more permanent, there’s a lot to explore. Until next time, take care and good luck with your search.

Seeing the spike in emergency center demand, I apply the minute listings go up — if it’s “real-time,” I set AVMA alerts and call within 24 hours, which doubled my callbacks. For remote gigs, ask upfront about multi‑state licensure and who covers telemedicine malpractice; , learned the hard way when an offer fizzled. VECCS has solid ER postings here: https://jobs.veccs.org/ — anyone else seeing better overnight differentials this week?

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I’ve had better luck on regional educator postings by attaching a one-page “first-30-days training rollout” tailored to their service lines; it got me two quick interviews via https://jobs.nln.org/ last month. Speed helps too, @carter_medic76, but I also DM the regional education lead on LinkedIn after applying so they can skim the plan. Small caveat: temp roles move fast but often cap benefits or expect surprise travel, so read the fine print.

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