Travel Nurse Educator: MedTech Monitors

IQVIA Argentina; Detroit (MI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel opportunities

Job summary

IQVIA MedTech seeks a Clinical Nurse Educator to leverage critical care nursing expertise in educating RNs and Physicians on patient and hemodynamic monitors, and to support medical device implementations.

Responsibilities include peer education, assessing educational needs, addressing device-related questions, and delivering updates to clients. Training is paid; travel regionally and nationally is required.

Qualifications

• RN degree - Associates preferred (Bachelor's preferred).
• Active and Unrestricted RN license required.
• 3+ years experience in critical care (ICU or ER) in a hospital setting within the last 5 years.
• Experience with hemodynamics and using pressure lines is required.
• Ability to travel locally, regionally, and nationally is required.
• Must be comfortable with basic software programs.

Responsibilities

• Provide peer-to-peer education and in-servicing to nurses, physicians, and hospital staff to support medical device implementations.
• Assess customer-specific education needs and collaborate with staff to deliver a positive educational experience.
• Utilize clinical nursing expertise to answer questions and address concerns with the medical device.
• Provide updates, reports, and valuable feedback to client during and after in-service assignments.
• Travel regionally and nationally to support customer needs.

Skills

Critical care experience

Travel readiness

Software literacy

Education

RN degree - Associates

RN license - Active and Unrestricted

Job description

IQVIA MedTech seeks a Clinical Nurse Educator to leverage critical care nursing expertise in educating RNs and Physicians on patient and hemodynamic monitors, and to support medical device implementations.

Responsibilities include peer education, assessing educational needs, addressing device-related questions, and delivering updates to clients. Training is paid; travel regionally and nationally is required.