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Lead team outings and outreach during nurse led health screening events. Ability to travel independently to locations (reliable transportation, insured vehicle and valid driver's license.
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During non-summer months, the Mobile Health Nurse will work with the MSAW team to develop and deliver healthcare to other populations in the community. State of Delaware (or compact state) Registered Nurse licensure with no restrictions or disciplinary action.
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Whether you're building a foundation in your early career or you're a seasoned nurse looking for a better environment to call home, we're confident you'll see the difference the moment you join.
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Texas Registered Nurse license or temporary TX RN license, should obtain permanent license within 90 days. High nurse-to-patient ratios. At Houston Methodist, nurses develop their skills through a wide range of educational programs, collaborate with physicians to provide the best care and build upon a world-class reputation for excellence in patient care, education and research.
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At Westside Family Healthcare, the Mobile Health Nurse helps to coordinate clinical services for patients in our community. Engage in outreach initiatives as directed by the Associate Director of Migrant/Seasonal Agricultural Workers (MSAW) Program.
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