Clinical Nurse Specialist - Complex Medical

The Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) plays a vital role in enhancing patient care quality within the Complex Medical Unit. As an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN), the CNS collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to promote evidence-based practice, improve safety outcomes, and support nursing excellence for patients with complex medical needs. The role involves clinical leadership across patient, nurse, and organizational levels, actively participating in nursing leadership. Key responsibilities include advancing clinical practice, providing expertise, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives. Qualifications include a master's degree in nursing with a CNS focus, current RN and CNS licenses, and experience in nursing and the specialty area. Preferred qualifications are a Doctorate of Nursing Practice and at least five years of nursing experience, with two in the specialty. Certifications such as BLS are required, and additional specialty certifications are recommended. Compensation ranges from $89,207 to $133,818 annually, with full-time benefits and standard weekday hours. Flexibility and licensure requirements vary by state, and sponsorship options are available for eligible candidates.