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Regional Rn Jobs in Texas (NOW HIRING)

Works in coordination with Regional RN Director when implementing companywide nursing systems, policies and procedures, and is accountable for ensuring these systems are being followed accurately by ...

Works in coordination with Regional RN Director when implementing companywide nursing systems, policies and procedures, and is accountable for ensuring these systems are being followed accurately by ...

Works in coordination with Regional RN Director when implementing companywide nursing systems, policies and procedures, and is accountable for ensuring these systems are being followed accurately by ...

Works in coordination with Regional RN Director when implementing companywide nursing systems, policies and procedures, and is accountable for ensuring these systems are being followed accurately by ...

Lead Registered Nurse

Lubbock, TX · On-site

$29.25 - $39.75/hr

Working closely with the Regional RN Director, the Lead RN helps implement nursing systems, policies, and procedures that promote excellence in care delivery and positive health outcomes for the ...

Working closely with the Regional RN Director, the Lead RN helps implement nursing systems, policies, and procedures that promote excellence in care delivery and positive health outcomes for the ...

Lead Registered Nurse

Lubbock, TX · On-site

$75K - $85K/yr

Working closely with the Regional RN Director, the Lead RN helps implement nursing systems, policies, and procedures that promote excellence in care delivery and positive health outcomes for the ...

Working closely with the Regional RN Director, the Lead RN helps implement nursing systems, policies, and procedures that promote excellence in care delivery and positive health outcomes for the ...

Regional Registered Dietitian

Plano, TX · On-site

$29.25 - $39.25/hr

Texas, AZ, NM, OK, and Idaho The Regional Registered Dietitian (RD) coordinates all phases of ... physicians, and nursing staff at designated facilities. Nutritional care includes nutrition ...

School Health Assistant

San Antonio, TX

$13 - $17.25/hr

Campus Principal and District/Regional Registered Nurse (RN) Length of Term/Employment: 205 workdays / At-Will Position Mission: The purpose of the School Health Assistant is to assist the District ...

Cuero Regional Hospital is searching for a FT Mid Shift Registered Nurse in our Emergency Department . * The Emergency Department (ED) Registered Nurse (RN) coordinates and delivers nursing care in ...

RN

Cuero, TX · On-site

Cuero Regional Hospital is searching for a FT Registered Nurse in our Childbirth Department . * The OB Registered Nurse is responsible for the direct and indirect total nursing care of the patients ...

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How much do regional rn jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 28, 2026, the average yearly pay for regional rn in Texas is $57,873.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $53,100.00 and $57,800.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Regional RN, and why are they important?

To excel as a Regional RN, you need a current RN license, strong clinical expertise, and the ability to coordinate care across multiple locations. Familiarity with healthcare management systems, electronic health records (EHRs), and potential certifications in case management or leadership are often required. Excellent organizational, leadership, and communication skills help Regional RNs effectively supervise teams and collaborate with diverse staff. These competencies are crucial for ensuring consistent quality of care, regulatory compliance, and efficient operations throughout all assigned facilities.

What is the difference between Regional Rn vs Travel Nurse?

AspectRegional RnTravel Nurse
CredentialsRegistered Nurse license, possibly state-specific certificationsRegistered Nurse license, often with additional certifications for mobility
Work EnvironmentHospitals, clinics within a specific regionVarious locations nationwide or internationally, often short-term assignments
Employer & Industry UsageHospitals, healthcare facilities hiring regionallyStaffing agencies, healthcare facilities needing temporary coverage
Search & Comparison IntentJobs within a specific region, stable employmentTemporary assignments across multiple locations, travel opportunities

Regional Rns typically work within a designated geographic area, providing consistent care at local healthcare facilities. Travel Nurses, on the other hand, take short-term assignments across various locations, offering flexibility and travel opportunities. Both roles require RN licensure, but their work environments and employment types differ significantly.

What are Regional RNs?

Regional Registered Nurses (Regional RNs) are licensed nurses who provide clinical support, oversight, and guidance across multiple healthcare facilities within a specific geographic region. They often travel to different sites to ensure standards of care, train local nursing staff, and assist with quality improvement initiatives. Regional RNs play a key role in implementing organizational policies, maintaining compliance with healthcare regulations, and supporting patient care across various locations.

How does a Regional RN typically collaborate with local healthcare teams across multiple facilities?

A Regional RN often works closely with healthcare teams at several sites, providing clinical oversight, education, and support to local nursing staff. This role regularly involves traveling between facilities, facilitating communication, implementing best practices, and ensuring compliance with organizational policies. Regional RNs serve as a key link between local teams and upper management, helping to address challenges, standardize care processes, and mentor staff. Effective collaboration and adaptability are essential, as you’ll need to build relationships and tailor support to the unique needs of each facility.
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Infographic showing various Regional Rn job openings in Texas as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 2% As Needed, 88% Full Time, 9% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 95% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 4% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $57,873 per year, or $27.8 per hour.
Lead Registered Nurse

Lead Registered Nurse

Caregiver Inc.

Greenville, TX • On-site

$87K/yr

Full-time

Posted 12 days ago


Job description

Description:

Position Summary

Provides clinical supervision to all Caregiver RNs, LVNs, Contract Nurses, and other Nursing staff within their assigned area(s) or territories. Provides ongoing training and support to the nurses assigned to their area(s), to ensure routine, and emergency nursing care is being provided to maintain the optimal health status of the individuals and continuity of nursing care. Works in coordination with Regional RN Director when implementing companywide nursing systems, policies and procedures, and is accountable for ensuring these systems are being followed accurately by nursing staff.


Essential Functions:

• Monitors consumers’ health conditions through medical chart reviews and audits.

• Identifying delays in service.

• Ensuring state guidelines are being followed through the delivery of nursing services.

• Ensuring compliance with Caregiver Policy and Procedure.

• Ensuring adequate and appropriate follow-up to potential citations.

• Assist the Regional RN Director and the QA team in writing POCs.

• Responsible for monitoring the compliance of the Area RNs and LVNs within the assigned area.

• Responsible for follow-up training and in-services based on clinical findings.

• Monitors the health data information of the individuals served, in coordination with the Regional RN Director by ensuring nursing staff is completing following within the Texas EHR (TMP).

• Immediately reports to supervisor any significant changes in an individual’s health status including, but not limited to, acute illness, adverse reactions to medication, sudden and/or unexplained changes in vital signs, increase seizure activity, etc.

• Immediately reports to supervisor any problems related to individual safety, staff problems, and/or facility problems.

• Delegation as required for individuals on your caseload and in compliance with Board of Nurse Examiners criteria.

• Comprehensive Nursing Assessments or RNAs and Annual Review of RNAs on each individual on your caseload as required and in compliance with the Regional RN Director requests, and HHS criteria.

• Provides on call nursing services for individuals served, thus providing telephone triage minimally Monday to Friday from 8:00am - 5:00pm, or as assigned by Supervisor.

• Documents all nursing interventions at the time they are completed in SDLs or Nurses Notes and maintain assigned billing rate in Waiver Services.

• Attends work 8am-5pm, regularly and punctually, and as assigned.

• Ensures that all medical consultations and laboratory reports are documented in the consumer’s records in a timely manner.

• Attends and participates in Annual Recertification surveys, and intermittent surveys, investigations as indicated, and follow up to those as indicated. Provide intervention to potential medical concerns during those and provides strategies for achieving success.

• Attends meetings with Supervisor as assigned.

• Participation in development and implementation of nursing system restructures as assigned.

• Attends industry driven conferences as assigned.

• Serves as member of agency wide committees as assigned.

• Completes specific assignments and submits written reports within designated time frames.


Supervisory Responsibilities:

• Provides ongoing and clinical supervision, training and support to nursing staff as the need arises through face-to-face meetings, email, text messages, or phone calls. Assist Nursing staff when indicated in obtaining appropriate medical services for the individuals.

• Reviews daily on call nursing reports, and follows up to critical issues, providing justifications to Area Directors and Regional RN Director. Monitor and evaluate the individuals that receive emergency medical services through resolution.

• Maintain accurate documentation of those chart reviews and audits and works in coordination with the area nurses and Area Director to ensure appropriate follow up has occurred.

• Responsible for communication with Regional RN Director for all nursing performance issues and open nursing positions within assigned areas.

• Responsible for assisting with hiring and training all needed nursing personnel within assigned areas.

• Provide initial and follow up OJT training to all nursing personnel within assigned areas as assigned.

• Responsible for coordinating nursing assignments and caseloads to nurses within area while staying within company budget restraints when nursing positions are open, which may involve providing direct nursing coverage for caseloads with no nurse.

• Responsible for retraining of nursing staff in need, and corrective actions in coordination with the Area Directors and the Regional RN Director.

• Monitors nurse billing rates for the nurses within their assigned areas, while training and mentoring nurses to achieve the minimal standards while ensuring quality nursing care is being provided and accurately documented to stay in compliance with state guidelines.

• Review SDLs of all nursing staff within assigned areas as needed.

• Identify non-billable tasks and needed corrections.

• Identify billing rate reporting errors and report those to Regional RN Director, and admin staff as indicated.

• Implement strategies set forth by the Regional RN Director to increase nurse billing rates.

• Train on HCS billing system, and Caregiver billing expectations as indicated

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Requirements:

Qualifications:

• Extensive knowledge of accepted standards of nursing practice and ability to apply knowledge in daily work activities and provide instruction and direction.

• Outstanding communication necessary with community health care professionals and those working within industry and both inside and outside of the company.

• Ability to formulate training objectives and meeting agendas, and to present this information in a formal or non-formal setting for other professionals.

• High level assessment skills of individual’s health status and to provide appropriate interventions and direction to other staff.

• Displays leadership qualities and attitude at all times consistent with Caregiver policies at a management level.

• Sets a professional standard and example to other co-workers and those supervised by you.

• Attends work punctually and regularly.

• Adheres to Caregiver policies and procedures at all times.

• Proficient in Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel.

• Completes all duties in compliance with accepted standards of nursing practice