Jobs at Baystate Health

This full-time Outcomes Nurse role supports the Vascular Surgery Outcomes Program, focusing on high-quality data submission and performance improvement for a complex surgical population. Key responsibilities include abstracting clinical data for national registry reporting, ensuring compliance with CMS and accreditation requirements, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to analyze trends and drive care improvements. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with three days on-site and two days remote, providing flexibility alongside a collaborative culture. The role appeals to nurses seeking to leverage their clinical expertise in a high-acuity setting while contributing to nationally recognized quality initiatives and professional growth through continuous education and leadership opportunities.

This full-time RN Clinical Educator role supports the Family Birthing Center at Presbyterian Hospital in Albuquerque. The position serves as a clinical expert and instructional designer, responsible for assessing learning needs, developing evidence-based training programs, and leading projects to bridge performance gaps across the organization. Key duties include coaching staff, utilizing learning technology, and participating in professional speaking engagements. The role offers a Monday through Friday schedule with opportunities for career growth through tuition reimbursement and certification support. The position is appealing due to the organization's strong focus on employee well-being, including access to wellness programs and safety initiatives, within a collaborative, locally owned healthcare system.

This travel nursing role places a Registered Nurse in the Pediatric Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit at a facility in Austin, Texas. The position involves providing critical care to pediatric patients during evening 12-hour shifts over a 13-week contract. Key responsibilities include managing complex cardiac cases, utilizing specialized certifications like PALS and ACLS, and collaborating with a dedicated medical team. The opportunity is appealing for its immediate start date, potential for professional growth within a specialized unit, and the chance to work in a supportive environment focused on exceptional patient outcomes. The role requires an active Texas nursing license and relevant clinical experience.