Nurse Scientist: Clinical Research & QI Leader

Holland America-Princess (Holland America Dawson City Inn); Anchorage (AK); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 142,000; Full time

Job summary

Providence Alaska Medical Center is seeking a Nurse Scientist to promote and coordinate nurse-led clinical research, implement evidence-based practice projects, and drive quality improvement across Alaska regions. You will lead efforts to foster a culture of professional practice and excellence in outcomes, while liaising with system-level Nursing Institute initiatives.

This role emphasizes collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, adherence to Magnet, Clinical Scholarship, and IRB standards,

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing or related field required.
• Master’s Degree in Nursing, Healthcare, Business, or related area required or must have Nursing-related doctoral degree.
• Alaska RN license required upon hire.
• Professional certification such as CCRC or CCRP preferred or to be completed within 2 years of hire.
• 5 years acute care nursing experience required.

Responsibilities

• Promote nurse-led clinical research and evidence-based practice projects.
• Coordinate quality improvement initiatives across Alaska regions.
• Serve as liaison to Nursing Institute initiatives including Magnet, Clinical Scholarship and Inquiry, QI, and IRB.

Skills

Nursing knowledge

Clinical research coordination

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing

Master’s Degree in Nursing or related field

Alaska RN License

ANCC Certification (CCRC/CCRP)

PhD/DNP preferred

Job description

Providence Alaska Medical Center is seeking a Nurse Scientist to promote and coordinate nurse-led clinical research, implement evidence-based practice projects, and drive quality improvement across Alaska regions. You will lead efforts to foster a culture of professional practice and excellence in outcomes, while liaising with system-level Nursing Institute initiatives.

This role emphasizes collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, adherence to Magnet, Clinical Scholarship, and IRB standards,