Nurse Field Surveyor – Licensure & Certification

Florida; Bradenton (FL); On-site; USD 50,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Life insurance

Dental

Vision

State retirement options

Paid annual leave up to 104 hours

Sick leave up to 104 hours

Nine paid holidays and 1 personal day

Career advancement

Tuition waivers

Student loan forgiveness opportunities

Training opportunities

Flexible Spending Accounts

Shared Savings Program

Lower copays for prescription drugs

Health and Wellness discounts

Job summary

The Agency for Health Care Administration in Florida is seeking a Registered Nurse Specialist to conduct inspections of health care facilities using a standardized survey process to ensure licensure and federal certification requirements are met. The role involves documenting findings, writing survey reports, and possibly serving as a team leader.

It requires extensive travel, weekend work, and disaster-response duties, with mandatory training within 12 months of hire.

Qualifications

• Licensure as a registered professional nurse in Florida or eligible.
• Two years of professional nursing experience.
• Ability to travel and work weekends/holidays.
• Completion of Surveyor Minimum Qualifications Test within 12 months.

Responsibilities

• Inspect health care facilities using an established survey process.
• Document findings and write survey reports.
• May work as an individual, team member, or team leader.
• Travel to multiple counties and respond to emergencies as needed.

Skills

Nursing principles

Anatomy & physiology

Licensure requirements

Data analysis

Monitoring methodologies

Regulatory knowledge

Prioritization

Planning & coordination

Teamwork

Communication

Oral communication

Technology proficiency

Travel

Lifting up to 25 pounds

Job description

The Agency for Health Care Administration in Florida is seeking a Registered Nurse Specialist to conduct inspections of health care facilities using a standardized survey process to ensure licensure and federal certification requirements are met. The role involves documenting findings, writing survey reports, and possibly serving as a team leader.

It requires extensive travel, weekend work, and disaster-response duties, with mandatory training within 12 months of hire.