Osmosis Nursing Content Creator

To join Osmosis as a Nursing Content Creator, you need an active unencumbered Registered Nursing license in any state or province and a relevant advanced degree, such as MSN, DNP, EdD, or PhD. Prior experience in educating nursing students, whether pre-licensure, undergraduate, or nurse practitioners, is beneficial, and while writing experience is a plus, we welcome those who can communicate complex concepts in a friendly tone.

A Nursing Content Creator at Osmosis is responsible for researching healthcare topics to ensure accuracy and relevancy, creating and updating educational videos and assessment questions, and collaborating with an interprofessional team. You'll communicate with editors, managers, and creatives to deliver quality content that inspires and educates nursing students everywhere.

Absolutely! The Nursing Content Creator role at Osmosis is fully remote, allowing you the flexibility to work from anywhere. We look for candidates who are proficient in digital communication tools, as you'll need to effectively collaborate with our team online.

As a Nursing Content Creator at Osmosis, you’ll need to commit at least 15 hours per week to work on content development. We understand that healthcare professionals often have busy schedules, so we appreciate your time management and dedication to creating high-quality educational resources.

To apply for the Nursing Content Creator role at Osmosis, visit osmosis.org/careers and submit your resume along with your LinkedIn URL if you have one. You’ll also need to indicate the number of hours you can consistently commit weekly. The application will be considered based on your qualifications and fit within our vibrant team!

In answering this question, consider discussing your background in nursing education, whether through direct teaching roles or curriculum development. Highlight specific experiences where you’ve taught complex concepts to students and how your education has shaped your approach to content creation.

It’s valuable to explain your research strategies, such as reviewing recent literature, following reputable medical sources, or collaborating with healthcare professionals. Emphasize the importance of creating accurate, up-to-date, and engaging content tailored for nursing students.

Discuss your ability to adapt your writing style based on the audience. Talk about the importance of clarity, accessibility, and a conversational tone to keep nursing students engaged while making complex information easier to digest.

Ideal candidates should share specific projects where teamwork was crucial. Talk about your role, how you communicated with team members, and fostered a collaborative environment that led to successful content creation, illustrating your proactive and solution-oriented approach.

Mention specific digital communication tools you've used, such as Microsoft Office Suite or content management systems. Be prepared to explain how you leverage these tools to enhance collaboration and streamline content development processes.

Discuss your strategies for time management and task prioritization, especially in a remote work environment. You might mention using project management tools, setting deadlines, or breaking projects into manageable steps while maintaining high-quality standards.

Share techniques that keep students interested, such as incorporating real-life examples, interactive elements, or multimedia resources. Emphasizing a student-centered approach shows that you care about their learning experience.

Provide a concrete example of a nursing topic you successfully simplified. Frame your answer around the methods you used to break down complex information and ensure the students grasped the essential concepts while emphasizing your ability to make learning enjoyable.

Articulate your passion for nursing education and align it with Osmosis’ mission to empower caregivers through innovative learning. Highlight how you are excited to contribute to a team dedicated to transforming healthcare education and adhering to core values that resonate with you.

Share insights on emerging trends in nursing education, such as technology integration and personalized learning. Discuss the vital role content creators have in shaping these trends by developing relevant, engaging resources that prepare nursing students for the evolving healthcare landscape.