All Pro Nyc Llc

RN Quality Improvement Long Term Care

Westbury, NY
Contracted
Experienced

Registered Nurse (RN), BSN

Long-Term Care Quality Improvement Consultant

📍 Long Island, NY | Per Diem Contract Opportunity

Immediate Openings Available

Looking for flexible, meaningful nursing work outside of traditional bedside staffing?

Allpro Staffing & Consulting is hiring experienced BSN-prepared Registered Nurses to join a government-supported healthcare initiative focused on improving quality of care in long-term care and nursing home facilities across Long Island.

This is an excellent opportunity for experienced RNs, Nurse Managers, and former Directors of Nursing (DONs) who want flexible scheduling, competitive compensation, and the chance to make a real impact in healthcare.

Why Nurses Apply for This Role

✔ Flexible per diem schedule — choose the days you work
✔ Competitive pay
✔ Government-backed healthcare initiative
✔ No traditional bedside assignment pressure
✔ Full training provided
✔ Professional consulting-style environment
✔ Opportunity to improve resident care and facility outcomes

What You’ll Do

  • Evaluate resident care using structured assessment tools
  • Identify compliance concerns and areas needing improvement
  • Collaborate with interdisciplinary healthcare teams and facility leadership
  • Assist with quality improvement and corrective action initiatives
  • Provide recommendations to strengthen care delivery and operations
  • Support facilities in maintaining high standards of patient care

Work Alongside a Multidisciplinary Team

You may collaborate with:

  • Registered Nurses
  • Physicians & Medical Directors
  • Social Workers
  • Physical & Occupational Therapists
  • Dietitians
  • Facility Administrators

Qualifications

Required:

  • Active New York State RN License
  • BSN Degree REQUIRED
  • Minimum 3 years of RN experience
  • Long-term care or nursing home experience

Preferred:

  • Nurse Manager or Director of Nursing (DON) background
  • Quality Improvement (QI), compliance, or survey experience
  • Strong leadership and communication skills
  • Ability to work independently at multiple facilities

Make a Difference in Long-Term Care

Your clinical knowledge and leadership can help improve care quality for residents while supporting facilities in creating safer, stronger healthcare environments.

Apply Today

📧 Email your resume to: [email protected]
📞 Call or Text: 516-387-4246

No cover letter required.
Qualified candidates are contacted within 1 business day.

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