About This Role
This contract role as a Nurse Educator involves providing end-user training, configuration, and go-live support for healthcare technology in hospital environments. Starting in October 2026, the position is per diem and suits an RN with at least four years of recent critical care experience who is willing to travel extensively.
Responsibilities
- Travel to customer sites, including hospitals and medical centers, to educate and support healthcare professionals in the safe and proficient operation of critical care monitoring equipment
- Configure and optimize monitor systems in accordance with company-directed parameters and customer requirements
- Deliver post-sales end-user training, educational programs, and clinical in-services to ensure effective product utilization
- Drive customer adoption, engagement, and utilization of products and services through education, clinical support, and relationship building
- Actively support product go-lives, post-implementation clinical rounds, and ongoing customer education and training to promote successful implementation and long-term product adoption
- Maintain 4-5 consecutive days of availability Monday through Friday, at least twice per month and can travel on Sundays, late Friday evenings, or Saturday mornings
- Be ready and willing to work all shifts
- Travel for several consecutive overnights across a 10-15 state territory
- Live within 1 hour of a major US airport for air travel needs (including willingness to fly regional jets) and have access to reliable transportation for drivable assignments 4-5 hours from home
Requirements
- Current Registered Nurse (RN) licensure in the state of residence
- Bachelor’s degree preferred; equivalent experience may be considered
- Must reside within the United States
- Minimum of four years of critical care experience in an ICU, CCU, PICU, NICU, ED, or similar clinical setting, with strong knowledge of critical care practices and clinical applications
- Experience should include interpreting cardiac rhythms and ST segments, utilizing bedside and central station cardiac monitoring systems, and managing invasive lines and pressure monitoring, including cardiac output and wedge pressures
- Proficiency with Windows, Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook), and basic computer networking
- Initial COVID-19 vaccination and annual influenza (flu) vaccination
- Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record
- Ability to lift and carry 40–50 pounds and perform physical activities including pushing, pulling, bending, stooping, and lifting
- Ability to remain standing and/or walking for extended periods, including shifts of up to 12 hours
- Demonstrates a high level of initiative, accountability, professionalism, and ownership, with a strong customer-focused approach that consistently exceeds expectations and delivers meaningful value to clients and end users
