Wesley Nurse -RN (Devine,TX)

Position Summary

The Wesley Nurse - RN provides holistic, person-centered nursing care that integrates clinical expertise, spiritual care, and a focus on social determinants of health (SDOH).

The role serves individuals, families, and communities by addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs, promoting wellness, and connecting people to community and healthcare resources.

The Wesley Nurse operates as a trusted advocate and educator, improving health outcomes through prevention, education, and empowerment.

Scope and Impact

This position serves as the primary Methodist Healthcare Ministries (MHM) representative within assigned communities, providing outreach and care across multiple settings including homes, churches, schools, and local organizations.

The role influences wellness outcomes for underserved populations, contributes to advancing health equity, and supports MHM's mission of "Serving Humanity to Honor God." Travel occurs frequently within assigned regions, occasionally extending across MHM's 74-county service area.

Decision-Making Authority

Operates with significant independence in daily clinical and community work, applying professional nursing judgment in varied environments.

Collaborates with the District Manager and interdisciplinary partners while maintaining autonomy in prioritizing community needs and implementing care strategies.

Interactions / Working Relationships


* Internal: Regular collaboration with other Wesley Nurses, Community Health Workers, Community-Based Counselors, and the Strategy Department.


* External: Daily interaction with patients, families, churches, schools, coalitions, and local agencies to promote health, coordinate care, and build partnerships.


* Frequency: Continuous engagement at individual, family, and community levels to support holistic wellness and advance health equity.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities


* Provide holistic nursing care using the nursing process (assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation) at the individual and community levels (20%).


* Address social determinants of health by identifying and mitigating barriers to access and equity (15%).


* Integrate clinical and spiritual care, incorporating patients' beliefs into care delivery (10%).


* Conduct health assessments and implement education, counseling, and preventive interventions (10%).


* Coordinate care and connect individuals/families to healthcare providers and community resources (10%).


* Build and maintain partnerships with churches, local organizations, and community stakeholders (10%).


* Apply evidence-based and relationship-based care approaches, including health education, advocacy, and motivational interviewing (10%).


* Identify community health needs and coordinate outreach and programming to promote wellness (5%).


* Advocate for systemic and policy changes that improve health outcomes (5%).


* Maintain professional compe...