Nurse Consultant (Expression of Interest)

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The National Institutes of Health (NIH), Clinical Center (CC), is the 200-bed research hospital and ambulatory care research facility in Bethesda, Maryland that supports the Intramural Research Program of the National Institutes of Health. It is the largest inpatient facility in the country devoted exclusively to clinical research and provides a full range of services from ambulatory care to critical care and special procedures.


We now have great opportunities to join our leadership team and contribute to our Journey to Magnet. The NIH Clinical Center Nursing Department seeks a GS 13 Nurse Consultant for the Nursing Operations Office of Recruitment Outreach and Workforce Management. The Nurse Consultant is responsible for input, tracking, and analysis of recruitment and retention data to assist the NIH Clinical Center with the development and implementation of nursing workforce strategies and initiatives. The ROWM Nurse Consultant responsibilities include, but are not limited to, managing human capital programs such as nursing and healthcare professionals retention, recruitment, outreach, succession planning, workforce development and talent management; conducting analyses of personnel statistics and implementing strategies to improve staff retention and workforce management operations.


All positions require US citizenship. R—RNcense from any State of US territory. The ideal candidate will have experience in healthcare recruitment, knowledge of advanced recruitment and retention strategies in a large academic healthcare facility, and basic knowledge of Federal Government hiring authorities. BSN and MSN or MS in a related field preferred.


The National Institutes of Health Clinical Center is located on a beautiful campus in Bethesda, Maryland just outside the Nation’s Capital. As a part of the Federal Government, we offer work-life balance and a superb Federal Government benefit package. Applications will be accepted on USAJOBS around June 2023. If you are interested in joining a team of nurses who are contributing to some of the most important research agendas in the country contact the Recruitment Outreach and Workforce Management Office @ lenora.holloway@nih.gov.


The Department of Health and Human Services and NIH are equal-opportunity employers.


*Please note this is an Expression of Interest ONLY and not an official job announcement. You must apply on USAJobs.gov once the announcement becomes active.*

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