Jobs for Nurses with Disabilities

We have posted 8 new job opportunities for healthcare professionals with disabilities. Most of these jobs are for nurses, but some are for other types of healthcare professionals, so please take a look at these descriptions. In order to view each job post, you must log in to the "Forum" section of the members-only portion of our website:

Manager – Contracting Plan – Atlanta, GA

Case Manager – Telephonic – New York, NY

Operations Nurse – Virginia Beach, VA

VP Healthcare Management Services – Tampa, FL

Coordinator Quality Mgt RN-Plan – Atlanta, GA

Director Quality Management – Medicare – Virginia Beach, VA

Field Enrollment RN - Bronx & Upper Manhattan NY

Nurse Clinical Trainer-New York City


Please let others know about these job opportunities and thank you for supporting the disability community.

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