Nurse - Population Health & Clinical Programs

Lakeview Specialty Hosp•Waterford, WI

About The Position

To provide a dual role in supporting Population Health initiatives and delivering direct clinical nursing care. This position shares responsibilities between patient care duties on the floor and Population Health tasks, including: employee health, clinical education, and infection control surveillance activities.

Requirements

Current RN license in the State of Wisconsin.
BLS certification required.
Strong clinical assessment and documentation skills.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
Ability to function independently and manage dual roles efficiently.

Nice To Haves

Certified in Infection Control (CIC) preferred, not required.
Experience in staff education, employee health, or infection prevention preferred.
Familiarity with employee health, education, or infection control procedures is a plus.

Responsibilities

Coordinate onboarding education for new clinical hires
Monitor and track annual competencies for nursing staff
Coordination/delivery of mandatory training and clinical in-services
Support skill validation and re-education as needed
Assist departments in meeting regulatory competency requirements
Promote consistent application of standards of care across units
Assist with pre-employment clinical clearance
Track immunization status and TB screening
Support post-exposure follow-up and return-to-work processes
Coordinate N95 fit testing and required screenings
Maintain confidential employee health documentation
Ensure compliance with OSHA and organizational health requirements
Provide direct nursing care within scope of practice
Participate in interdisciplinary care planning as needed
Monitor and respond to changes in patient condition
Promote safe medication administration and documentation practices
Support continuity of care and communication with care team
Adheres to established safety protocols, infection prevention standards, and hand hygiene practices to reduce the risk of harm to patients, residents, visitors, and staff.
Participates in proactive risk identification and timely reporting of adverse events or near misses.
Supports and educates staff in maintaining a culture of safety across nursing, population health, and employee wellness activities.
Follows isolation precautions, immunization protocols, and surveillance workflows in compliance with regulatory standards.
Promotes safe patient care practices during clinical assignments on the floor, including medication administration, documentation, and interdisciplinary communication.