2026-01-02 – Weekly Nursing Jobs : Director roles in high demand!

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially in skilled nursing facilities and educational roles. There’s a critical need for experienced professionals in directorial positions, and a few verified remote roles are up for grabs, giving flexibility to those looking to work from home.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT)
    Company: Omega Veterinary Group | Location: San Mateo, CA
    A great role for those passionate about animals, offering a chance to work with advanced nursing care alongside specialists. Perfect for those eager to learn and grow in veterinary medicine.
    Apply Here

  • Vocational Nursing Program Director
    Company: CyberTex Institute of Technology | Location: Austin, TX
    This is a leadership role supervising nursing faculty and staff. A master’s degree in nursing is required. It’s a chance to shape the education of future nurses.
    Apply Here

  • Director of Nursing-Skilled Nursing Facility
    Company: PIONEERS MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE DISTRICT | Location: Brawley, CA
    Provides leadership and management for nursing personnel. A pivotal role for experienced nurses ready to step into a director position.
    Apply Here

  • Adjunct Nursing Faculty, Registered Nursing - Pediatrics
    Company: Pacific College | Location: Costa Mesa, CA
    Teach in pediatric nursing, contributing to a program that covers a wide range of nursing specialties. Ideal for those with a teaching bent and nursing expertise.
    Apply Here

  • Nursing Supervisor
    Company: ADDICTION AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, LLC | Location: Louisville, TN
    This night shift role is crucial in managing nursing services and ensuring quality care, perfect for night owls looking to make an impact.
    Apply Here

  • Nursing Adjuncts
    Company: Clarke University | Location: Dubuque, IA
    Join a growing department dedicated to serving the community. Ideal for nursing professionals looking to transition into academia.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote roles are increasingly in demand, offering flexibility and work-life balance. Here’s what’s available this week:

  • Director, Nursing and Clinical Services - Hybrid/Boston, MA
    Company: Brook Inc. | Location: Boston, MA
    Lead transformative nursing services in a hybrid role, balancing on-site leadership with remote flexibility.
    Apply Here

  • Registered Nurse (RN)
    Company: Comfort Home Care LLC | Location: Boston, MA
    Provide skilled nursing care and medication management in home settings. A great opportunity for RNs seeking a flexible work environment.
    Apply Here

  • Epic Virtual Nursing - Clin Doc/Orders Analyst
    Company: Computer Task Group, Inc | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    Support a virtual nursing initiative with expertise in Clin Doc and Orders. This contract role offers a chance to innovate in healthcare technology.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week’s scoop. Keep an eye on these opportunities and make a move if something catches your eye. Until next time, stay informed and stay proactive!

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I landed a ‘verified remote’ educator gig — apply within hours; the posts expire…

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I’m getting SNF director interviews by applying within an hour and then messaging the recruiter on LinkedIn — think concert tickets, not library books. @bravedash is right about speed, but double-check that “remote” doesn’t hide regional travel or quarterly on-site days.

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Saved me time: I keep a one-page director resume and a short 90-day plan PDF ready, so when a ‘real-time’ post hits I can submit in under 5 minutes. After applying on the facility’s ATS (not the job board), I confirm the posting and email the CNO/admin listed on their site; speed matters, as @bravedash said, and that got me two SNF director callbacks last week. Small caveat: double-check ‘verified remote’ means fully remote; a few were hybrid after orientation.

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Quick tweak that helped me: I added a line at the top of my resume — “Open for a 15‑min intro this week: Wed 12–3p or Thu 9–11a (ET); text/call at the number above.” Recruiters for facility leadership roles booked me faster, though some portals strip formatting, so I paste the same line in the application notes.

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Speed helps, but what’s moved the needle for me is calling the facility at shift change to get the hiring contact for the DON, then firing a 4‑line email within 30 minutes of a ‘real‑time’ post; I see same‑day replies more than with LinkedIn. @bravedash is right on urgency, but if phones are tied up I drop the same note through the site’s contact form.

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