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Vanderbilt Health

Academic medical center providing patient care

Registered Nurse Disease Specialty Coordinator - Neonatal Services

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNashville, TN, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience in neonatal and obstetric care is required.
  • Registered Nurse qualification and licensure are required.
  • Three years of relevant work experience are required.
  • A bachelor's degree is required.
  • Knowledge of applicable compliance rules and regulations, including the ability to interpret and explain complex or unclear requirements, is required.
  • Intermediate knowledge of surgical equipment and related devices, including using equipment for advanced tasks and resolving equipment problems, is required.
  • Advanced nursing patient assessment and evaluation skills, including conducting patient interviews and physical examinations in complex situations, are required.
  • Novice proficiency in consulting services, including knowledge of relevant technology, products, services, and operations, is required.

Responsibilities

  • Establish and maintain a disease- or patient-population-specific network with community and outlying hospitals, referring physicians, and VUMC affiliate hospitals, including those with agreements regulated by governing bodies.
  • Maintain certification, accreditation, and licensing requirements in collaboration with leadership, the Standards and Accreditations Department, and Quality and Patient Safety leadership.
  • Develop and maintain protocols consistent with current national practice guidelines, and support education and training for healthcare professionals.
  • Facilitate continuity of care by conducting community education on prevention and risk-factor reduction, arranging post-discharge follow-up, serving as a liaison, and tracking outcomes.
  • Provide precepting, mentoring, education, and instruction to students, nursing staff, nurses, and graduate and novice nurse practitioners.
  • Participate in establishing ongoing program goals and objectives and execute them as directed by Clinical Neurosciences Institute Patient Care Center leadership and program medical leadership.
  • Ensure patients presenting with acute disease receive timely, optimal care in accordance with organizationally established, evidence-based national guidelines and standards.
  • Ensure disease-specific education is completed for patients and follow-up care is scheduled.
  • Coordinate collection of outcomes data for the specified population.
  • Serve as the point of contact for the designated population after discharge from inpatient care.
  • Work with corresponding Patient Care Center leadership to meet goals.

About the Company

Vanderbilt Health

Academic medical center providing patient care

Vanderbilt Health runs a regional health system anchored by Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) in Nashville, Tennessee. It delivers a broad spectrum of medical services—from primary care to specialized treatments—through hospitals and clinics across Middle Tennessee. The organization blends patient care with academic medicine, translating research into clinical practice and serving as a major training ground for medical professionals. Its competitive advantage comes from its strong research focus and academic affiliation with Vanderbilt University, attracting talent and patients seeking high-quality care. Revenue comes from clinical services, plus research grants and educational programs, with a goal of advancing medical knowledge while improving patient outcomes for the local and broader regional population.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Nashville, TN
Founded
1875

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