Registered Nurse – Remote Government Intelligence Customer Support – Occupational Health, Emergency Response & Wellness Specialist

About careerzynith

careerzynith is a leading provider of innovative health solutions that empower organizations to safeguard the well‑being of their most valuable asset – their people. With a deep commitment to excellence, careerzynith partners with critical government agencies to deliver comprehensive health, safety, and wellness services that directly support mission‑critical operations. Our remote‑first model enables top talent to contribute from anywhere in the United States while maintaining the highest standards of security, confidentiality, and clinical care.

At careerzynith, we blend cutting‑edge medical expertise with a culture of collaboration, continuous learning, and unwavering integrity. Our teams work in fast‑moving, high‑stress environments where every decision can have a profound impact on national security and the health of the workforce. If you thrive on challenges, value precision, and are passionate about making a difference on a national scale, careerzynith offers the platform to amplify your impact.

Role Overview

We are seeking a highly motivated, fully remote

Registered Nurse

to join our Government Intelligence Customer support team. In this pivotal role, you will provide occupational health services, emergency medical response, and preventive wellness care to a diverse workforce operating under demanding conditions. Your clinical expertise will be the frontline defense against on‑the‑job injuries, illnesses, and health risks, ensuring that every employee receives timely, compassionate, and evidence‑based care.

This position is contingent upon a contract award and requires a Top Secret clearance with SCI polygraph eligibility. Candidates who do not currently hold the clearance but are willing to undergo the adjudication process will also be considered.

Key Responsibilities

    Clinical Care Delivery:

    Provide immediate assessment, triage, and treatment for occupational injuries, acute illnesses, and medical emergencies, including the use of portable AEDs and intravenous fluid resuscitation when appropriate.

      Preventive Health Services:

      Conduct walk‑in care, immunizations, blood pressure and glucose monitoring, and other point‑of‑care diagnostic activities to promote early detection and disease prevention.

        Medical Surveillance:

        Perform ongoing health risk assessments, maintain accurate medical records, and generate detailed site activity reports using Microsoft Office tools.

          Health Counseling & Education:

          Deliver personalized health counseling, risk‑reduction seminars, and wellness education to improve long‑term health outcomes for the workforce.

            Laboratory Procedures:

            Execute waived testing (point‑of‑care) laboratory procedures, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and accurate result documentation.

              Medication Administration:

              Administer short‑term treatments and injectable medications prescribed by personal physicians, including allergy immunotherapy and other authorized therapies.

                Collaboration & Communication:

                Work closely with multidisciplinary teams, including occupational health specialists, safety officers, and senior leadership, to coordinate comprehensive health strategies.

                  Documentation & Reporting:

                  Maintain meticulous documentation of all clinical encounters, health assessments, and emergency responses, ensuring data integrity and confidentiality.

                    Continuous Improvement:

                    Identify opportunities to enhance health service delivery, propose evidence‑based interventions, and support the evolution of careerzynith’s occupational health programs.

                      Additional Duties:

                      Perform any other related tasks as assigned to support the mission and health objectives of the government intelligence customer.

                      Essential Qualifications

                      • Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from an accredited program approved by the National League for Nursing.
                      • Current Registered Nurse (RN) licensure with a valid CPR/AED certification.
                      • Minimum of one (1) year of experience in occupational health, public health, community health, outpatient clinic, emergency department, ambulatory care, or physician office nursing.
                      • Demonstrated ability to triage medical conditions and respond calmly and efficiently to emergencies.
                      • Strong clinical judgment, attention to detail, and a collaborative approach to patient care.
                      • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to produce clear, concise reports.
                      • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) for data collection and reporting.
                      • Eligibility for a Top Secret clearance with SCI polygraph, or willingness to undergo
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