The Opportunity:We are seeking a highly skilled and clinically strong Regional Wound Care Nurse (RN) to support operations across Wisconsin and Illinois. This role serves as a subject matter expert (SME) in wound care, providing hands-on clinical support, education, and program development across multiple sites. The ideal candidate combines deep clinical expertise with exceptional teaching and communication skills to elevate wound care practices and outcomes across the region. This opportunity allows you to build your own schedule full or part time. This is a 1099 Consultant role with heavy travel involved.Key ResponsibilitiesClinical Expertise & Oversigh tServe as the regional clinical expert on wound care, including assessment, staging, treatment planning, and ongoing managementPerform advanced wound assessments and provide recommendations aligned with evidence-based practicesSupport facilities in managing complex wounds, pressure injuries, surgical wounds, and chronic ulcersEnsure compliance with federal, state, and organizational wound care standards and protocolsEducation & TrainingDeliver in-person and virtual training programs to nursing staff and interdisciplinary teamsDevelop and implement wound care education materials, competencies, and best practice guidelinesMentor and coach clinical staff to improve wound care knowledge, documentation, and outcomesLead root cause analysis and quality improvement initiatives related to wound careProgram Development & Quality ImprovementStandardize wound care protocols and documentation practices across the regionMonitor wound care metrics, trends, and outcomes; provide actionable insights to leadershipPartner with clinical and operational leaders to improve quality measures and reduce wound prevalenceSupport survey readiness and participate in regulatory audits as neededCollaboration & CommunicationWork closely with DONs, administrators, physicians, and interdisciplinary teamsCommunicate clinical findings, risks, and recommendations clearly and effectivelyAct as a liaison between corporate clinical leadership and facility teamsTravelTravel regularly (up to 70–80%) across Wisconsin, and Illinois. to support multiple sitesFlexibility to adjust schedule based on facility needs and prioritiesQualificationsActive Registered Nurse (RN) license in good standing (multi-state or ability to obtain licensure in WI and ILWound Care Certification preferred (e.g., WCC, CWCN, CWON)Minimum 3–5 years of wound care experience, preferably in post-acute care, SNF, or long-term care settingsStrong working knowledge of wound care products, treatments, and regulatory requirementsProven experience in staff education, training, and clinical program developmentExcellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skillsAbility to work independently and manage a regional schedule effectivelyProficiency in EMR systems and clinical documentationCore CompetenciesWound Care Subject Matter Expertise (SME)Clinical Teaching & Staff DevelopmentCommunication & InfluenceQuality Improvement & Outcomes ManagementCritical Thinking & Problem SolvingAdaptability in a Multi-Site EnvironmentWhy Join UsOpportunity to lead and shape wound care excellence across a growing regional footprintHigh-impact role with visibility to senior leadershipCollaborative and mission-driven clinical cultureCompetitive compensation, travel reimbursement, and full benefits packagePhysical & Work RequirementsAbility to travel extensively by car and/or airAbility to stand, walk, and perform clinical assessments for extended periodsOccasional lifting and repositioning of patients as requiredThis role is ideal for a clinically strong, highly communicative wound care professional who thrives in a dynamic, multi-site environment and is passionate about education and improving patient outcomes.
