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Wexford Health Sources, Inc. is seeking a Clinical Operations Specialist (RN license required) to lead and mentor HSAs and Directors of Nursing across multiple correctional facilities.
This role blends clinical leadership with operational excellence to improve staffing, scheduling, resource management, and quality of care. Based on RN leadership expertise, you will conduct site visits, drive regulatory compliance, support recruitment, and develop policies to strengthen performance and patient
POSITION: Clinical Operations Specialist (RN license required)
SCHEDULE: Full Time, Monday- Friday 8AM – 5PM
FACILITY: Company-wide facilities
LOCATION: Remote – heavy travel to correctional facilities
Are you ready to use your nursing leadership experience to support healthcare teams, strengthen operations, and make a meaningful impact across multiple correctional facilities?
Wexford Health Sources, Inc. has been a leader in correctional healthcare for over 30 years, delivering compassionate, patient-centered care to underserved populations. As a Clinical Operations Specialist, you'll use your clinical and operational expertise to mentor healthcare leaders, improve performance, and support the delivery of quality patient care.
Under the direction of the Director of Quality Management, you'll provide leadership, guidance, and operational support to Health Services Administrators (HSAs) and Directors of Nursing (DONs) throughout the Jails Division. Your responsibilities will include:
You’ll go beyond supporting operations.
You'll help develop strong healthcare leaders, improve clinical practices, and ensure our teams have the tools and guidance they need to succeed.
Equal Opportunity Employer
We celebrate diversity and welcome all qualified candidates.
Your leadership matters here. Your expertise helps strengthen healthcare teams and improve patient care across every facility.
Apply today and become part of a team dedicated to excellence in correctional healthcare.