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Posted Aug 26, 2026 · Last seen active Aug 27, 2026
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Job description:
Job Title: Clinical Trainer - RN
Reports To: Director of Nursing
Employment Type: Contract- 1099 - Hourly
Bi Weekly: 1 Day
8 HR DAY 8:00-4:30PM
Job Summary
We are seeking a dedicated and experienced contract Clinical Trainer to support our home health agency team. This is a contract- 1099 position responsible for supporting the Director of Nursing by developing and delivering educational and clinical training programs. The Clinical Trainer ensures our staff meets the highest standards of home health care, in compliance with state, federal, and agency requirements.
Key Responsibilities
• Implement, and monitor high-quality educational programs for clinical staff and Home Health Aides.
• Provide hands-on support and guidance to improve patient care and clinical performance.
• Assist in the oversight of a Home Health Aide Training Program.
• Evaluate patient care practices and recommend training initiatives.
• Conduct orientations, mandatory in-services, and ongoing staff education.
• Ensure adherence to state and federal home health regulations.
• Maintain training materials and evaluate clinical competencies.
• Support performance improvement initiatives and assist in policy development.
• Provide on-site education and training at designated branch locations bi -weekly.
Qualifications
• Registered Nurse
• Associate's or Bachelor's Degree in Nursing from an accredited program.
• Experience in clinical education, staff development, or home health supervision is strongly preferred.
• Excellent interpersonal, teaching, and organizational skills.
• Ability and willingness to travel.
What We Offer
• Competitive hourly rate
Job Type: Contract
Benefits:
• Flexible schedule
• Paid training
Work Location: On the road/office setting
Requirements:
Are you searching for a Purpose ? PurposeCare is Bringing Healthcare Home, and we want you to join our family
PurposeCare is a leading provider of home care and home health services in the Midwest and provides home-based care services to more than 3,000 clients a month carefully coordinated to keep clients healthy and safe at home. With excellent caregivers and innovative technology, PurposeCare ensures that our most vulnerable are provided with the support necessary to live full lives in their community. Your Care is Our Purpose.
As a growing company we provide:
• A rewarding career making a difference, changing lives & communities
• Schedule Flexibility
• Ongoing growth, training & professional development
• Mentor, on-call & referral programs
• Opportunity to apply for positions at our other PurposeCare locations
Compensation:
43-47 HR
Skills for this role
Clinical EducationStaff DevelopmentCurriculum DevelopmentPolicy DevelopmentClinical Training
Requirements
- RN
- Paid training
- Nursing
- 8 hour shift
- Program design
- Clinical program implementation
- Clinical program policy development
- RN License
- Hourly pay
About the employer

PurposeCare
Hiring organization
PurposeCare is a home health and home care services provider operating across the Midwest, with locations in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. The company serves over 6,500 clients monthly and focuses on delivering coordinated home-based care, with a particular emphasis…
What reviewers appreciate
- +Time and location flexibility highlighted by employees in reviews
- +Ability to learn new things on the job
- +Clear sense of purpose in the organization's mission
What reviewers flag
- −Pay and benefits rated only 2.9 out of 5 by employees on Indeed
- −Job security and advancement rated 2.8 out of 5, indicating limited perceived growth opportunities
- −Management rated 2.8 out of 5 by employees on Indeed
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On your path
Home Health is a specialty you move into. Agencies want acute time first, then train the home-specific work.