Nurse/APC Fellow, Medical Services

Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) seeks a Nurse Fellow - Medical Services for September 2026 through August 2027. This job reports to the National Director, Medical Services on the Medical Services Team in the Care and Access Division of PPFA. The PPFA Medical Services Student Nurse/APC Fellowship is a paid 12-month part-time program running from September 2026 through August 2027, providing opportunities to gain valuable clinical support skills and experience. The fellow will typically work up to 15 hours per week, with scheduling flexibility based on student needs, including the ability to work evening and weekend hours. Weekday daytime hours will occasionally be required, which will be discussed and arranged with the supervisor. Under the direction of the National Director, Medical Services, the fellow participates in planning, designing, delivery, and evaluation of learning opportunities; assists in supporting the PPFA National Medical Committee; reviews, edits, and creates trainings and resources; assists in supporting the PPFA Clinical Advisory Committee; participates in continuing education application processes; and performs other duties as assigned.

Responsibilities

Provide support to the Medical Services Team to increase quality, safety, equity, and consistency of affiliate clinical care; participate in the planning, designing, delivery, and evaluation of learning opportunities to enhance affiliate delivery of care and/or implementation of the PPFA Medical Standards & Guidelines; assist in supporting the work of the PPFA National Medical Committee (NMC), including planning, execution, and evaluation of its in-person meeting; review, edit, and create trainings and resources to enhance affiliate understanding and implementation of the PPFA MS&Gs; assist in supporting the PPFA Clinical Advisory Committee (CAC), including planning for and participating in the quarterly CAC meetings and supporting the CAC membership process; participate in continuing education (CME/CE) application processes; perform other duties as assigned

Requirements

Currently enrolled in an accredited undergraduate nursing program through at least August 2027 or currently enrolled in an accredited graduate clinician program through at least August 2027; at least two years of employment experience; comfort with technology and with learning new technologies; excellent computer skills including Google Suite, Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Pro, Asana, Smartsheet, and webinar platforms; knowledge of communicating with diverse groups and working with a multicultural workforce; ability to exhibit sensitivity and appreciation of cultural differences; self-starter with ability to work with remote supervision; good oral and written communication skills; ability to perform literature searches; detail-oriented; flexible; excellent interpersonal and customer service skills; comfortable working with telecommuters; recognize the value of diversity and maintain relationships with staff and external audiences that respect individual dignity

Benefits

Access to clinical resources; PPFA-sponsored continuing education activities; professional development activities; networking opportunities; scheduling flexibility