Chronic Care ManagementTelehealthNursing Leadership
Posted Jun 27
Unit and setting
Telehealth
License
RN license
Term
Permanent
What it pays
Against similar roles
In range for California staff rolesCalifornia staff postings that state pay run $71k/yr to $199k/yr, the middle half $94k/yr to $153k/yr, across 3,751 postings.
Director of Nursing at ProMedix Health, a virtual care platform delivering chronic care management programs to Medicare patients. This is a hands-on nursing leadership role responsible for the performance, quality, and compliance of clinical staff as they deliver virtual chronic care management to a Medicare patient population. The role requires supervising clinical teams, holding staff accountable to documentation and care standards, and operating in environments where CMS compliance and patient outcomes are non-negotiable.
Neighborhoods+Sunny Hills and Coyote Hills represent the city's more exclusive, upscale enclaves featuring spacious single-family homes set among rolling hills and quiet streets. In contrast, Downtown Fullerton offers walkable, denser living with historic Craftsman bungalows, compact early twentieth-century lots, and newer townhome and condominium complexes near the rail station. The neighborhoods surrounding California State University, Fullerton feature abundant multifamily housing and apartment communities that cater to university faculty, healthcare workers, and students.
Sunny Hills and Coyote Hills represent the city's more exclusive, upscale enclaves featuring spacious single-family homes set among rolling hills and quiet streets. In contrast, Downtown Fullerton offers walkable, denser living with historic Craftsman bungalows, compact early twentieth-century lots, and newer townhome and condominium complexes near the rail station.
The neighborhoods surrounding California State University, Fullerton feature abundant multifamily housing and apartment communities that cater to university faculty, healthcare workers, and students.
Getting around+Fullerton occupies a central transit position in North Orange County bordered by Interstate 5, State Route 57, and State Route 91, allowing direct driving routes toward Los Angeles, Anaheim, and the Inland Empire. However, the 57 and 91 freeways rank among the county's most heavily congested corridors during morning and evening rush hours. For transit alternatives, the historic Fullerton Transportation Center acts as a busy regional hub, serving daily Amtrak and Metrolink passenger trains alongside connecting Orange County Transportation Authority bus routes.
Fullerton occupies a central transit position in North Orange County bordered by Interstate 5, State Route 57, and State Route 91, allowing direct driving routes toward Los Angeles, Anaheim, and the Inland Empire. However, the 57 and 91 freeways rank among the county's most heavily congested corridors during morning and evening rush hours.
For transit alternatives, the historic Fullerton Transportation Center acts as a busy regional hub, serving daily Amtrak and Metrolink passenger trains alongside connecting Orange County Transportation Authority bus routes.
Outdoors+Fullerton boasts more than 50 municipal parks and 28 miles of multi-use recreational trails used for hiking, trail running, mountain biking, and horseback riding. The premier route is the Fullerton Loop, an extensive unpaved trail system connecting scenic destinations including Laguna Lake Park—where an angler-friendly lake is stocked with bass, catfish, and trout—and Hillcrest Park, known for its renovated exercise stairs, water features, and expansive hilltop views. On the Cal State Fullerton campus, the 26-acre Fullerton Arboretum provides shaded paths wandering through desert, Mediterranean, and woodland botanical collections alongside the historic 1894 Victorian Heritage House.
Fullerton boasts more than 50 municipal parks and 28 miles of multi-use recreational trails used for hiking, trail running, mountain biking, and horseback riding. The premier route is the Fullerton Loop, an extensive unpaved trail system connecting scenic destinations including Laguna Lake Park—where an angler-friendly lake is stocked with bass, catfish, and trout—and Hillcrest Park, known for its renovated exercise stairs, water features, and expansive hilltop views.
On the Cal State Fullerton campus, the 26-acre Fullerton Arboretum provides shaded paths wandering through desert, Mediterranean, and woodland botanical collections alongside the historic 1894 Victorian Heritage House.
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Living in Fullerton
Fullerton stands out in North Orange County by marrying historic architectural charm and a lively downtown core with quiet, tree-lined residential neighborhoods. Often dubbed an education community, the city is shaped by the sprawling presence of Cal State Fullerton and highly rated public school districts, infusing a college-town energy into an otherwise relaxed suburban setting. For relocating nurses, Fullerton provides practical connectivity with access to Interstate 5, the 57 and 91 freeways, and regional Metrolink and Amtrak rail service out of the central Fullerton train station, facilitating commutes to regional healthcare centers. Off shift, the city offers rich outdoor recreation, from jogging the stairs at Hillcrest Park and fishing at Laguna Lake to cycling the dirt paths of the Fullerton Loop and wandering the 26-acre Fullerton Arboretum. Downtown's SOCO District delivers vibrant dining and evening gathering places, ranging from late-night coffee at The Night Owl to casual dining at Pour Company and craft beer at Bootlegger's Brewery. Tradeoffs include severe commuter rush-hour congestion on surrounding freeways, weekend nightlife noise near downtown, and aging mid-century housing that often requires updates. Nonetheless, its community-minded culture, safety record, and varied housing make Fullerton a compelling North Orange County base.
