Dallas County·Dallas, Texas
The role involves performing health screening and assessment services, initiating treatments and/or immunizations according to approved protocols. Additionally, the nurse provides essential education and counseling to both patients and other professionals.
Performs health screening and assessment services, initiates treatments and/or immunizations per approved protocol; and provides education and counseling to patients and other professionals.
Candidates must have graduated from an accredited School of Nursing and possess at least one year of work experience as a Registered Nurse. Essential requirements include Texas RN licensure, a valid Texas Driver’s License with a good record, and proficiency in standard software applications.
Market context
Texas continues to need registered nurses who can turn clinical information into action, especially in roles tied to overdose prevention and public health response. This position is competitive because it combines RN licensure, one year of nursing experience, a valid Texas Driver’s License, and software proficiency with work that supports data-driven decision-making. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your Texas RN license and driver record match the posting before applying.
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