Opportunity for Nursing Experts

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Academic Health Associates is seeking experienced nursing educators and program developers to support a major public university system in expanding nursing programs at the RN, BSN, and graduate levels, with a focus on students from rural and underserved communities.

Academic Health Associates

May 25, 2026

2 min read

Academic Health Associates may have an opportunity to help a major public university system sharply expand its offerings in nursing for students from rural and underserved backgrounds, particularly at the RN and BSN levels. All work with us is part time so if you are looking for ways to grow your brand and do so in a sustainable way, becoming an expert for us may be of great interest. Our model is gig driven so anyone who becomes an expert for us will not be paid unless we have work they are qualified for.

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Along with this specific possibility, we are also interested in working with graduate nursing programs on reaccreditation or program development, particularly those meant to increase opportunities for nursing students at all levels who come from, and hope to serve in, rural and underserved areas.

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If you have experience building forward looking, possibly virtual or hybrid, associates or bachelor’s level nursing programs or have led or built MSN or DNP opportunities, please reach out to us via our contact page. Someone on our team will be glad to set up a meeting with you. If you know someone with appropriate experience please forward this announcement to them.

Opportunity for Nursing Experts

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