What are the responsibilities and job description for the Nurse Scientist II position at Cleveland Clinic?
Join Cleveland Clinic’s innovative and collaborative Nursing Research and Innovation team as a Nurse Scientist II. This unique position allows you to bridge the gap between academia and clinical practice, providing the opportunity to conduct high-level research while mentoring the next generation of Nurse Scientists. This is an opportunity to bring your passion for nursing science into the clinical world and make an impact that matters.
This is the ideal role for an individual who is driven, curious and compassionate, with a strong foundation in nursing science. Our team is passionate about conducting and translating research into clinical practice and mentoring clinical nurses in the development, dissemination and translation of their own research programs. In this role, your time will focus on advancing your own program of research (40% of time), mentoring healthcare system nurses and teams in research (40%), and work that supports our mission and office goals.
As part of the Office of Nursing Research and Innovation, you’ll work alongside a close-knit, passionate group of researchers and RN support personnel. This team meets frequently, learning from one another and sharing insights to stay at the forefront of nursing research. This team’s collaborative approach and high volume of active research projects ensures you’ll never stop growing and developing in this role. We have a shared vision to deliver results, and we have the resources to ensure that you succeed.
A caregiver in this position works from 8:00AM – 4:30PM with hybrid flexibility.
A caregiver who excels in this role will:
Meet goals regarding evidence-based nursing practices, research and innovative solutions.
Meet protégée needs for research advancement (PCIO, design/implement/analysis and dissemination/translation into practice).
Support grant development and submission and IRM, OSR and CCR correspondence/activities.
Be an educator, coach and co-investigator.
Collaborate to meet Nursing Institute and Office on Research and Innovation goals/strategic activity management.
Work collaboratively with Div. Clinical Research, OSR, IRB, Law Department, Lerner Research Institute and Research Compliance office to assure optimal activities/expectations.
Demonstrate leadership and professional relationships with national nursing organizations, local colleges with doctorate programs, etc.
Identify and guide others in optimal evidence/best practices/systems of care related to mentoring Institutes.
Initiate and facilitate relationships with funding agencies, nursing organizations, foundations, local colleges with master's and doctoral nursing programs, and corporations.
Demonstrate progression in dissemination of new research and innovation evidence by developing/guiding papers for self/mentees in high-tiered peer-review journals (minimum 2/year- 1st author and 1 as mentor) and presenting at national meetings (minimum, 2 per year) on relevant topics to hospital/ ambulatory care processes, outcomes, systems, interventions and operational efficiencies, and research involving novel interventions.
Ensure that oneself and nurses/teams being mentored follow policies and procedures related to confidentiality, research compliance and research contracts, budgeting, etc.
Serve as a consultant to external nurse scientists, corporations, and government agencies.
Serve on Nursing Institute and non-CCF (external) committees.
Minimum qualifications for the ideal future caregiver include:
A research-based doctorate in Nursing (PhD or DNSc) or a related field (SCD, EdD, etc.) with a completed research dissertation
State licensure as a Registered Nurse (RN)
At least three years of experience as a Nurse Scientist I or a related role
Extensive research experience with multiple research designs/methods and evidence of publication of findings
Previous recipient of extramural grant funding
Qualified for faculty appointment with collegiate partners
Possessing an enthusiasm for teaching, facilitating workshops, presenting research to diverse audiences and growing your own program of research
Preferred qualifications for the ideal future caregiver include:
Escalating publication experience (research/reviews) in peer-reviewed journals as 1st author
Invited podium presentations at location/national meetings
Being a self-starter, collaborative, possessing ability to manage multiple projects at any given time, and enjoy mentoring others
Desire to grow in research designs and study and analysis methods to assure high quality research and enjoy collaborating with nursing teams and internal and external multidisciplinary leaders
Our caregivers continue to create the best outcomes for our patients across each of our facilities. Click the link and see how we’re dedicated to providing what matters most to you: https://jobs.clevelandclinic.org/benefits-2/
Physical Requirements:
Requires extensive sitting/dexterity to perform PC work.
Requires the ability to walk to other parts of CC to attend meetings and the ability to drive to Northeast Ohio Cleveland Clinic hospitals, regional medical practices/ambulatory care centers, local colleges and corporate sites; in some cases, may require carrying or pushing weight assoc. with paperwork and/or clinical devices used in the conduct of research, including early morning or late evening/many locations
Must have normal or corrected vision and the ability to listen attentively and verbally communicate to employees, patients and lay public who may be involved in research.
Sedentary Work; Exerting up to 10 pounds of force occasionally (activity or condition exists up to 1/3 of time)
Personal Protective Equipment:
Follows standard precautions using personal protective equipment as required.
Salary : $1,000 - $1,000,000
