Non- Clinical healthcare jobs for nurses

 Scope for them who want to do non- clinical jobs

There are a number of non-clinical healthcare jobs you can choose according to your interest. Here are eight non-clinical healthcare jobs. Nursing profession is the endless job opportunities that are available, both in direct patient care and in non-clinical roles. Most non-hospitals nursing jobs require a few years of clinical experience, and sometime some additional education.  

It isn’t for everything, but any nurse interested in exploring all the options available in the field is going to give some thought to moving into clinical roles outside of hospitals, or even beyond the clinical environment altogether.

        “The roots of education are bitter, 

                                                     but the fruit is sweet”

Quality Improvement Coordinator (RN)

Quality improvement coordinator is to manage and coordinate a healthcare team and to handle much of the administrative tasks that come with running a healthcare facility. The main goals of a QI coordinator are to develop and implement processes to improve and maintain patient care quality and standards. QI coordinators are also responsible for looking at data to save money, while also ensuring a high level of patient care. 

Healthcare Risk Management Manager

In this, nurse responsible for overseeing and minimizing errors, accidents, or anything that could prompt a malpractice suit. You will need a strong understanding of health policies and procedures in order to help minimize risk and liabilities. 

Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE)

 (CDE) is a certified diabetic specialist who is responsible for educating diabetic patients on dietary needs, restrictions, and the overall health. Most CDEs must be a registered nurse and hold a Commission on Dietetic Registration certification. You will also need a bachelor’s degree in nursing or nutrition, while some roles might require as much as a master’s degree in these fields. 

Clinical Educator

In this, nurse responsible for educating people on how to manage and prevent illnesses and disease through healthy habits. As a clinical educator, you might be responsible for teaching people better nutrition and developing dietary plans based off an individual’s needs. Part of the job also requires you to create and distribute educational materials in order to help educate others on healthy habits.

Informatics Nurse

Nurse is responsible for evaluating a healthcare-facilities need for clinical IT applications and implementing the technology. As an informatics nurse you will also be responsible for training and educating the staff on how to use new systems and technology that come into the facility. 

 Patient Advocate

Help patients at a healthcare facility by answering questions or concerns the patient has about their treatment. You will schedule patient appointments, answer phones, greet visitors, manage medical records and charts, and interview patients for insurance and privacy forms.

Medical Writer

Medical writers generally work for pharmaceutical companies, medical equipment companies, and other health service providers and are responsible for conveying information to the public that adheres to regulatory standards. 

Legal Nurse Consultant (LNC)

Responsible for using their knowledge of the medical system to assist in medical-legal cases and claims at a healthcare facility. As an LNC you will be responsible for maintaining, summarizing, and reporting on health records as well as collecting, auditing, and managing records.

                                 Education

                 is a gift that none can take away.

                                   “Be humble

                                          Be teachable

                          And always

                                          Keep learning”

The above given information for them who want to do non clinical jobs with nursing degree.

Candidate should be medically fit and should have few years of clinical experience.