Public Health Nursing Services Consultant & Program Lead

Guilford County, North Carolina; Greensboro (NC); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Guilford County in North Carolina is seeking an experienced Nursing Services Consultant at an advanced level. You will coordinate high‑risk clinical areas, infectious diseases, and occupational health programs, serving as a liaison between public health teams and community partners.

The role emphasizes consultation, teaching, staff supervision of the Occupational Health Nursing Program, and collaboration with local, regional, and state health entities.

Qualifications

• BSN with public health rotation and 18 months of professional nursing experience in a public health setting or related environment, plus one year demonstrated lead worker experience.
• ADN with 36 months experience in a public health setting or related environment and two years demonstrated experience in specialty area as a lead worker.
• Additional training (workshops, certification, graduate programs) related to the clinical area.

Responsibilities

• Assess new high-risk patients and evaluate services delivered.
• Coordinate regional and local health care services with multi-disciplinary staff.
• Educate hospital staff and physicians on Public Health services.
• Develop and implement standards, policies, and procedures at local/regional levels for high-risk needs.
• Supervise occupational health nursing program and staff as needed.
• Act as consultant and resource contact for Public Health Department at various levels.
• Attend management meetings in absence of the Nurse Services Manager.

Skills

Public health nursing

Coordinating health services

Teaching/education

Leadership

Education

BSN with public health rotation

ADN with lead worker experience

Job description

Guilford County in North Carolina is seeking an experienced Nursing Services Consultant at an advanced level. You will coordinate high‑risk clinical areas, infectious diseases, and occupational health programs, serving as a liaison between public health teams and community partners.

The role emphasizes consultation, teaching, staff supervision of the Occupational Health Nursing Program, and collaboration with local, regional, and state health entities.