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Taxonomy Jobs in Tennessee (NOW HIRING)

Define frameworks for digital category execution, including search, taxonomy, and content optimization, as well as conversion and traffic drivers and personalization and digital shelf strategy.

Own and continuously enhance the Salsify PIM environment, including product taxonomy, attributes, digital assets, and workflows. * Collaborate with Product Development, Marketing, Operations, and ...

Can formulate nursing diagnosis (using NANDA taxonomy) and uses standard DSM IV classifications of mental disorders to express conclusions supported by the collection of data. * Develops treatment ...

... Taxonomy, experiential development & facilitation) • Must possess position-critical skills: communication, consultation, performance evaluation, relationship management, presentation, and ...

Own and continuously enhance the Salsify PIM environment, including product taxonomy, attributes, digital assets, and workflows. * Collaborate with Product Development, Marketing, Operations, and ...

Own and continuously enhance the Salsify PIM environment, including product taxonomy, attributes, digital assets, and workflows. * Collaborate with Product Development, Marketing, Operations, and ...

Can formulate nursing diagnosis (using NANDA taxonomy) and uses standard DSM IV classifications of mental disorders to express conclusions supported by the collection of data. * Develops treatment ...

Creating a common automation taxonomy and decision framework covering robotic process automation, workflow orchestration, AI-assisted work, agentic automation, desktop automation, self-service ...

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How much do taxonomy jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 13, 2026, the average hourly pay for taxonomy in Tennessee is $51.61, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $49.76 and $58.27 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a taxonomy do?

In a taxonomy position, your daily responsibilities may include designing and maintaining classification systems, developing controlled vocabularies, and organizing digital content for optimal search and navigation. You'll collaborate with product managers, UX designers, content creators, and data specialists to ensure taxonomies meet business and user needs. Regular tasks often involve auditing existing taxonomies, mapping new data, and updating documentation to reflect changes. This role requires both independent analysis and cross-functional teamwork, making it dynamic and integral to improving information architecture within the organization.

What is a taxonomy?

A Taxonomy job involves organizing, categorizing, and structuring information to improve searchability and data management. Taxonomists create classification systems, metadata schemas, and controlled vocabularies to help users find relevant content efficiently. They often work in fields like e-commerce, libraries, knowledge management, and artificial intelligence. Their role is crucial for enhancing navigation, search functionality, and data consistency across digital platforms.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the taxonomy position, and why are they important?

To succeed in a taxonomy role, strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a background in information science, library science, or related fields are typically required. Familiarity with metadata standards, taxonomy management platforms (such as PoolParty or Synaptica), and experience with classification systems are important assets. Excellent collaboration, communication, and problem-solving abilities help taxonomy professionals work effectively with stakeholders from various departments. These skills are crucial for creating logical, user-friendly organizational structures that improve data discoverability and consistency across digital platforms.

What are the most commonly searched types of Taxonomy jobs in Tennessee?

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Infographic showing various Taxonomy job openings in Tennessee as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 100% Full Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $107,346 per year, or $51.6 per hour.

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Student Registered Nurse Associate, Unit-B Mood

PRN/OCC, Variable Hours, Day Shift

Peninsula Overview:

Peninsula Behavioral Health, a division of Parkwest Medical Center and part of Covenant Health, is a leading provider of mental health services in East Tennessee. With decades of experience, Peninsula offers compassionate, evidence-based care for children, adolescents, and adults through inpatient and outpatient programs across multiple counties. From psychiatric treatment and therapy to specialized senior care, Peninsula is committed to helping individuals overcome mental health challenges and live healthy, productive lives. 

To learn more about Peninsula Behavioral Health and our units, visit Peninsula Behavioral Health Opportunities.  

Position Summary:

Provides quality patient care through performing a wide variety of patient care activities and supportive services under the clinical supervision of the Registered Nurse.


  • Unit Responsibilities:

    •  Perform routine vital signs monitoring and charting. 
    • Demonstrates proper EKG and venipuncture procedures. 
    • Demonstrates ability to properly attend Family Practice Physicians. 
    • May collect comprehensive, accurate, and systematic data specific to the patient during the admission process and through ongoing reassessment and re-evaluation. 
    • Can formulate nursing diagnosis (using NANDA taxonomy) and uses standard DSM IV classifications of mental disorders to express conclusions supported by the collection of data.
    • Develops treatment plans with specific goals that are patient-centered, time-oriented, and measurable and with basic, psychotherapeutic and health-teaching interventions that are unique to each patient’s needs and rights.
    • Uses therapeutic communication skills in supportive and crisis counseling with patients and families.
    • Performs basic dressing changes and is knowledgeable of the fundamentals of sterile technique and documents activities.
    • Responds appropriately to changes and complications in patient conditions and recognizes and reports adverse reactions to the Registered Nurse.
    • Obtains the signature of the Registered Nurse for review and co-signature for all entries.
    • Understands and is familiar with all Hospital policies and procedures, especially policies and procedures covering infection control, emergency plan implementation, patient rights, hazardous materials management, and patient and proprietary information confidentiality.
    • Completes assigned tasks with minimal supervision but seeks guidance when uncertain how to perform a procedure.
    Training and Development Responsibilities:
    • Maintains all necessary certifications – CPR, TCI, etc…
    • Attends on regular basis staff training and development sessions in order to enhance job knowledge.

     Personal Responsibilities:

    • Is punctual and prepared to perform duties and responsibilities.
    • Presents a professional image, both in appearance and delivery of service.
    • Communicates to supervisory staff all work-related issues, concerns, and problems.
    • Works well with co-workers and ensures that necessary communication and cooperation takes place.
    • Able to demonstrate consistently the ability to hold accountable self and co-workers.
    • Adheres to the ethics and values of the organization as outlined in the Peninsula’s “Standards of Performance”.
    • Understands the mission of the organization and is able to communicate such to others.
    • Maintain a positive attitude and shows the ability to problem-solve through the chain of command as needed

Minimum Education:       

Student in an accredited nursing education program. Student must have junior or senior year status and must have successfully completed fundamental clinical skills portion of the program or must complete the program within the same semester of hiring into the position. (1st semester of clinicals)

Minimum Experience:         

No experience is required but previous hospital experience is preferred.  The student must be able to perform as a nursing assistant.   

Licensure Requirement :   

CPR required.