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As part of the region’s largest health system, you will join a collaborative Perioperative Services team that supports a wide range of high‑acuity surgical specialties, including trauma, neurosurgery, orthopedics, plastics, gynecology, vascular access, oral and maxillofacial surgery and general surgery. The RN Educator, Perioperative Services plays a critical role in supporting staff across Pre‑Operative Education, Short Stay and Post‑Anesthesia Care Unit, ensuring safe, consistent, and evidence‑based perioperative care.
In this role, you will plan and coordinate orientation and onboarding for new hires and transfers, ensuring staff are prepared to safely care for high‑acuity patients across all age groups. You will design, deliver and evaluate staff education, competency fairs and ongoing learning initiatives while serving as a mentor and trusted clinical resource for nurses and ancillary staff. You will maintain hands‑on involvement in patient care to support clinical competence, regulatory compliance and credibility with perioperative teams, including providing guidance during complex or high‑risk situations. You will also lead the Unit Practice Council, collaborate with interdisciplinary partners, and support staff‑identified problem solving and performance improvement efforts.
Education
• Bachelor's Degree in Nursing (BSN) OR other healthcare-related Bachelor’s Degree required
Experience
• 5 years of experience in surgical and/or perioperative nursing, with demonstrated competence in various surgical specialties required
• Experience in patient and staff education development and implementation, quality improvement, program development and professional development required
Licenses and Certifications
• RN - Current and valid Registered Nurse license to work within the state of California required
• BLS - Current Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers by American Heart Association (AHA) required
• Additional unit specific requirements required
• Pay ranges listed are an estimate and subject to change.
• If any bonuses are noted, they are only applicable to external hires meeting criteria.
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Clinical support teams provide stability and assistance throughout a patient’s stay with us. Keeping care top of mind — this team ensures that patients and their families receive care and compassion they can depend on.
Whether it's helping patients walk again after trauma, or regain speech after a stroke, this team plays a critical role in each recovery journey. With deep clinical knowledge and creative problem-solving, they turn complex challenges into real progress backed by evidence-based practices.
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Safety, excellence and compassion aren’t goals here, they’re our way of life. Community believes in helping our nurses carry that spirit forward; so each nurse can help patients heal, feel the support of their team, and be empowered to grow a career flexible enough to meet their needs.
Since 1897, Community has been the health system the Central Valley of California depends on. As we meet the growing healthcare needs of our community, our workforce of over 11,000 continues to advance. Access to care is at the forefront of our cause, so we provide our community the widest access to hospitals, providers, clinics, insurance services and the expertise to keep the entire system running smoothly.
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Each application is reviewed by one of our Recruiters — not an AI bot — for minimum qualification and alignment for the role. For some job openings, a Recruiter may reach out to learn more about you and have a short phone interview before your application is shared with a Hiring Manager. The Recruiter will send those candidates best matched to the Hiring Manager for review.
Hiring managers will review your resume and kick off the process to connect and schedule an interview. You may receive a call from the Talent Acquisition team or the unit to set up your interview. You may be invited to one, or more interviews depending on the role and career area.
If chosen for the position, an official offer will be extended, outlining everything you need to know about the role, compensation and next steps. If not selected, we encourage you to browse for other job openings that appeal to you.
If you accept our offer, the team will share all information about the onboarding process and we will be with you each step of the way to help make the process a smooth one.
