As a Clinical Education Specialist, you will provide diabetes self-management education and medical nutrition therapy to patients. Your role involves assessing educational needs, coordinating care with healthcare providers, and empowering patients through effective protocols. You will also engage in staff education and assist in maintaining compliance with diabetes management standards.
Neighborhoods+Burlingame offers distinct residential enclaves ranging from walkable flats to secluded ridgelines. Downtown Burlingame and the Broadway district feature multi-family apartment communities, condominiums, and historic cottages located steps from commuter rail and bustling commercial corridors. Easton Addition is celebrated for its tree-lined residential avenues, historic Craftsman bungalows, and architectural charm. Raypark, located in North Burlingame, attracts buyers and renters seeking larger parcels, traditional Spanish Mission and Tudor architecture, and close proximity to public schools. For sweeping views across the San Francisco Bay, Burlingame Hills and Burlingame Heights sit on the western slopes near Interstate 280, trading walkability for larger hillside lots and tranquil, car-dependent privacy.
Burlingame offers distinct residential enclaves ranging from walkable flats to secluded ridgelines. Downtown Burlingame and the Broadway district feature multi-family apartment communities, condominiums, and historic cottages located steps from commuter rail and bustling commercial corridors.
Easton Addition is celebrated for its tree-lined residential avenues, historic Craftsman bungalows, and architectural charm. Raypark, located in North Burlingame, attracts buyers and renters seeking larger parcels, traditional Spanish Mission and Tudor architecture, and close proximity to public schools.
For sweeping views across the San Francisco Bay, Burlingame Hills and Burlingame Heights sit on the western slopes near Interstate 280, trading walkability for larger hillside lots and tranquil, car-dependent privacy.
Getting around+Burlingame occupies a strategic central position on the San Francisco Peninsula, flanked by Highway 101 on the bay side and Interstate 280 along the western foothills. The city is served by Caltrain via downtown Burlingame and Broadway stations, offering direct electrified rail transit north into San Francisco and south through Silicon Valley. San Francisco International Airport sits immediately adjacent to the north, reachable in approximately ten minutes. Healthcare workers commuting to regional medical centers, including Sutter Health facilities, Stanford Health Care, and UCSF campuses, benefit from dual highway corridors, though peak-hour highway congestion along US-101 can be heavy.
Burlingame occupies a strategic central position on the San Francisco Peninsula, flanked by Highway 101 on the bay side and Interstate 280 along the western foothills. The city is served by Caltrain via downtown Burlingame and Broadway stations, offering direct electrified rail transit north into San Francisco and south through Silicon Valley.
San Francisco International Airport sits immediately adjacent to the north, reachable in approximately ten minutes. Healthcare workers commuting to regional medical centers, including Sutter Health facilities, Stanford Health Care, and UCSF campuses, benefit from dual highway corridors, though peak-hour highway congestion along US-101 can be heavy.
Outdoors+Nicknamed the 'City of Trees,' Burlingame incorporates substantial parkland and bayfront access. Washington Park, the city's oldest municipal green space, features athletic courts, open lawns, and community recreation facilities right near downtown, complemented by neighborhood green spaces like Village Park and Pershing Park. Along the water, Bayfront Park connects directly to the San Francisco Bay Trail, offering scenic multi-use paths popular for jogging, cycling, and watching aircraft arrivals over the bay. Just south of the city border, the expansive Coyote Point Recreation Area provides windsurfing, swimming beaches, and cycling promenades.
Nicknamed the 'City of Trees,' Burlingame incorporates substantial parkland and bayfront access. Washington Park, the city's oldest municipal green space, features athletic courts, open lawns, and community recreation facilities right near downtown, complemented by neighborhood green spaces like Village Park and Pershing Park.
Along the water, Bayfront Park connects directly to the San Francisco Bay Trail, offering scenic multi-use paths popular for jogging, cycling, and watching aircraft arrivals over the bay. Just south of the city border, the expansive Coyote Point Recreation Area provides windsurfing, swimming beaches, and cycling promenades.
Burlingame combines the walkable sophistication of a historic boutique enclave with rapid Peninsula transit connections, making it a compelling landing spot for relocating nurses. Positioned midway between San Francisco and Silicon Valley along Caltrain, US-101, and Interstate 280, the city provides straightforward commutes to major healthcare employers, including Sutter Health, Stanford, and UCSF facilities. Daily life revolves around the pedestrian-friendly retail hubs of Burlingame Avenue and Broadway, where sidewalk cafes, parklet dining, and bakeries thrive under an expansive urban tree canopy. Outdoor recreation is anchored by Washington Park's sports courts and Bayfront Park's access to the scenic San Francisco Bay Trail. Prospective residents face real tradeoffs: housing inventory moves fast, everyday dining and lifestyle services are pricey, and bayside streets contend with overhead flight traffic from nearby SFO. However, for nurses seeking safe residential streets, sunny Peninsula microclimates, and easy rail mobility, Burlingame offers an exceptionally well-balanced base.
