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Diabetes Nurse Educator opportunity: spark meaningful change, elevate your career, and have fun doing it at a mission-driven hospital in West Virginia that celebrates innovation, teamwork, and impact every single day .

As a Diabetes Nurse Educator, a diabetic nurse educator will join a healthcare organization known for a mission-driven, patient-first culture with measurable outcomes, a strong reputation for clinical excellence and safety, recent positive media momentum, and an award-winning workplace culture that supports recognized nursing excellence and professional practice; this diabetic education role benefits from advanced clinical practice support, streamlined workflows, AI-assisted decision tools, virtual nursing, and remote monitoring, while robust interdisciplinary teamwork and strong physician collaboration enable a CDE to deliver world-class diabetes education with autonomy and shared governance.

Within Nursing Education, the Diabetes Nurse Educator will help lead a comprehensive diabetes education program that partners closely with endocrinology, primary care, and population health; this diabetes education service is embedded in an Academic, Teaching Hospital setting that serves a regional center of 200+ beds, providing access to simulation labs, modernized units, and data-driven quality dashboards so a diabetic nurse educator can design engaging DSMES pathways, implement evidence-based practice, and advance diabetic nurse education across inpatient, outpatient, and telehealth touchpoints.

Reporting to the Director of Nursing Education (with dotted-line collaboration to the Endocrinology and Population Health leadership), the Diabetes Nurse Educator will receive strong administrative support, friendly nurses as partners, and a diverse healthcare professional team including pharmacy, dietitians, case management, social work, and PT/OT; in this diabetic nurse educator role, typical responsibilities include individualized assessments, DSMES classes, CGM and insulin pump onboarding, medication and hypoglycemia safety teaching, discharge readiness, quality metric tracking, staff coaching and precepting, and community-facing diabetic education that aligns with national guidelines and the CDE scope.

In West Virginia, a Diabetes Nurse Educator will enjoy mountain vistas, four true seasons, and easy access to world-class outdoor adventures at New River Gorge National Park, scenic hiking and biking along the Appalachian foothills, whitewater rafting, fishing, and skiing, while a diabetic nurse educator can also take in live concerts, craft breweries, historic downtown districts, and a rising arts scene; families appreciate strong public and private schools, welcoming neighborhoods, short commutes, and a cost of living that stretches a healthcare salary, with housing options from modern lofts to quiet acreage, dependable healthcare access, and nearby higher education hubs, plus convenient travel via regional airports and quick drives to major urban centers, a growing job market, supportive small-business and entrepreneurship networks, community festivals like Bridge Day, pet-friendly trails, and a balanced lifestyle that values privacy, safety, and connection.

This Diabetes Nurse Educator position offers competitive compensation with shift and certification differentials, incentive opportunities, and a full suite of health and retirement benefits that support long-term wellbeing; connect with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter today to explore how this diabetic nurse educator opportunity can accelerate your career and your impact-reach out now and make your next move ✉.