Nursing Practice Representative

The Nursing Practice Department conducts research, literature reviews, synthesis and analysis on issues within its area of concern; drafts practice and policy position statements; collaborates with the legal, government relations, communications and collective bargaining department; serves as a resource on nursing practice issues for labor representatives and organizing staff; provides oral and written testimony and submits public comments on behalf of the organization; provides continuing education programs and monitors professional practice issues and trends affecting direct care (bedside) RNs. The Department is a resource for the CNA/NNOC contract-mandated Professional Practice Committees (PPC) in each facility to ensure that nursing practice laws, patient advocacy regulations, and professional practice standards are observed, achieved and protected.

The Nursing Practice Representative serves as a general resource on nursing practice, and patient and social advocacy issues for the organization. The Nursing Practice Representative will plan, organize, coordinate and present at a grassroots and leadership level, training and education programs on nursing practice, patient and social advocacy issues. Knowledge of state Nursing Practice Acts, health care facility regulations and current threats to nursing scope of practice and patient advocacy is required.

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CNA/NNU offers a competitive salary range of $114,000-$148,000, commensurate with experience, and a comprehensive benefits package including healthcare, retirement plans, and professional development support.

CNA/NNU is committed to Equal Opportunity and encourages applications from nurses of diverse backgrounds and experiences.

To apply, please submit:

1. Current resume highlighting relevant nursing and policy experience

2. Detailed cover letter explaining your qualifications and vision for this role

3. A recent sample of your written work on a nursing practice

4. A short description of a challenge facing US nurses today and an outline for a 4-hour workshop about this challenge and some potential solutions

Join us in advancing the nursing profession and advocating for quality patient care and social justice in healthcare.

CNA/NNU is committed to Equal Opportunity, and considering applicants of all ages, races, sexual orientations, national origins, ethnicities, and religions. We encourage people from diverse backgrounds and experiences related to our core organizational values and objectives to apply.