CNS Jobs in Oklahoma
CNS jobs in Oklahoma are in steady demand, concentrated in hospital systems, academic medical centers, and integrated health networks across the state. Oklahoma City and Tulsa anchor the market, with Mercy Health, INTEGRIS Health, and Saint Francis Health System among the most consistent hirers of clinical nurse specialists at staff, lead, and program-level roles. Oncology, psychiatric-mental health, and adult-gerontology are the sub-specialties drawing the most consistent postings statewide. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Location: Fully Remote
Schedule: Flexible
Compensation: Up to $85 per hour
Job Type: Full-time, Part-time
About the Role
We’re looking for entrepreneurial, empathetic Registered Dietitians (RDs) and Certified Nutrition Specialists (CNSs) licensed in any state to help us bring medical nutrition therapy (MNT) to all. This role is a fully flexible 1099 role–work only when you’d like to.
Who We Are
Berry Street is tackling America’s most comprehensive health crisis: food. More than half of Americans are struggling with their relationship with food, are clinically overweight, or experience a chronic condition linked to their diet. Nutrition therapy is clinically proven to make a difference, and most commercial health insurance plans cover it at $0 out-of-pocket.
Berry Street empowers independent dietitians to accept insurance and grow thriving private practices by providing comprehensive credentialing, scheduling, referral, and technical support, as well as access to a vibrant, collaborative clinician community. We eliminate time-consuming admin so dietitians can focus on providing outstanding client care.
We believe everyone should have access to personalized nutrition therapy covered by insurance. Clinicians should be able to serve the communities they care about, not just those who can afford to pay out of pocket.
Dietitians working with Berry Street are committed to these pillars of high-quality care:
- Evidence-based: We provide quality care based on the latest clinical research. We actively track the quality of care to ensure better health outcomes and behavior change.
- Approachable: Through client education and nutrition therapy, we utilize a realistic, sustainable approach to create behavior change that lasts.
- Personalized: Our care plans are customized for each client based on their individual needs and concerns.
- Compassionate: We approach our work with compassion and empathy, working closely with our clients and their care teams to create meaningful change.
- Relationship-driven: You believe that successful behavior change comes from building deep, long-term relationships with your clients.
What You’ll Do:
- Provide life-changing medical nutrition therapy via remote sessions to clients who fit your areas of specialty.
- Work from anywhere in the U.S. and choose the hours that fit your schedule best. This is a 1099-Contractor position.
- Create personalized, evidence-based nutrition plans tailored to client needs and preferences.
- Provide resources and educational materials to clients to support their health journey.
- Strengthen client relationships to improve retention.
- Use online telehealth tools to track progress, answer client questions, etc.
- Stay current with the latest research and trends in nutrition and wellness.
- Collaborate with other healthcare professionals if applicable to ensure comprehensive care for clients with complex health needs.
- Maintain timely, accurate records of client sessions and progress.
Requirements
You’ll be a good fit for Berry Street if you're:
- A self-starter: You know how to take initiative and work independently and tirelessly for your clients and private practice.
- Adaptable: You’re comfortable in changing environments.
- Growth-Oriented: You look to broaden your expertise and confidently support clients beyond your specialty.
- Entrepreneurial: You’re excited to take part in growing your client base and ultimately, a sustainable practice. You’re a pro at marketing yourself (or excited to learn how). You’re willing to invest time to build a relationship (ex. messaging, sharing materials, etc.) because that leads to better outcomes and more money in your pocket.
- Resourceful: You proactively continue your professional education, ask questions, and seek information to overcome hurdles to your work.
- Friendly, empathetic and focused on excellence: You approach every client interaction with empathy and a commitment to delivering an exceptional experience. You work to understand your clients’ unique goals and foster trust.
What You’ll Need:
- Active Registration by the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) OR Board for Certification of Nutrition Specialists (BCNS)
- For RDs: Licensed and in good standing in Nutrition/Dietetics in any state(s)
- For CNSs: Must hold at least one state license
- Licensed and in good standing in Nutrition/Dietetics in any state(s)
- Experience working with clients remotely via telehealth platforms and comfort working with technology
- Permanent residence within the United States
- Ability to build and maintain strong relationships with your clients and Referral partners
- Ability to quickly learn new methods and systems
- A minimum of 8 hours per week of ongoing availability
Benefits
- Ability to define your own schedule
- Expedited credentialing: See insurance clients in as few as 30 days
- Intake & scheduling support: Simplified booking, onboarding, and eligibility verification
- End-to-end, guaranteed billing: Don't worry about denials or unpaid claims
- Access to EHR for efficient client management
- Charting Assistant: Time-saving tool that writes notes for you
- Dashboard for practice insights: View your schedule, clients, payouts, and more
- Peer community: Access to our private community of RDs and practice owners
- Dedicated support: Customer service support 7-days a week for you and your clients
- Workshops and professional development: Expert-led workshops on how to self-market your practice and other topics to uplevel your business
- Marketing & referrals: Promote your practice to thousands of potential clients
Location: Fully Remote
Schedule: Flexible
Compensation: Up to $85 per hour
Job Type: Full-time, Part-time
About the Role
We’re looking for entrepreneurial, empathetic Registered Dietitians (RDs) and Certified Nutrition Specialists (CNSs) licensed in any state to help us bring medical nutrition therapy (MNT) to all. This role is a fully flexible 1099 role–work only when you’d like to.
Who We Are
Berry Street is tackling America’s most comprehensive health crisis: food. More than half of Americans are struggling with their relationship with food, are clinically overweight, or experience a chronic condition linked to their diet. Nutrition therapy is clinically proven to make a difference, and most commercial health insurance plans cover it at $0 out-of-pocket.
Berry Street empowers independent dietitians to accept insurance and grow thriving private practices by providing comprehensive credentialing, scheduling, referral, and technical support, as well as access to a vibrant, collaborative clinician community. We eliminate time-consuming admin so dietitians can focus on providing outstanding client care.
We believe everyone should have access to personalized nutrition therapy covered by insurance. Clinicians should be able to serve the communities they care about, not just those who can afford to pay out of pocket.
Dietitians working with Berry Street are committed to these pillars of high-quality care:
- Evidence-based: We provide quality care based on the latest clinical research. We actively track the quality of care to ensure better health outcomes and behavior change.
- Approachable: Through client education and nutrition therapy, we utilize a realistic, sustainable approach to create behavior change that lasts.
- Personalized: Our care plans are customized for each client based on their individual needs and concerns.
- Compassionate: We approach our work with compassion and empathy, working closely with our clients and their care teams to create meaningful change.
- Relationship-driven: You believe that successful behavior change comes from building deep, long-term relationships with your clients.
What You’ll Do:
- Provide life-changing medical nutrition therapy via remote sessions to clients who fit your areas of specialty.
- Work from anywhere in the U.S. and choose the hours that fit your schedule best. This is a 1099-Contractor position.
- Create personalized, evidence-based nutrition plans tailored to client needs and preferences.
- Provide resources and educational materials to clients to support their health journey.
- Strengthen client relationships to improve retention.
- Use online telehealth tools to track progress, answer client questions, etc.
- Stay current with the latest research and trends in nutrition and wellness.
- Collaborate with other healthcare professionals if applicable to ensure comprehensive care for clients with complex health needs.
- Maintain timely, accurate records of client sessions and progress.
Requirements
You’ll be a good fit for Berry Street if you're:
- A self-starter: You know how to take initiative and work independently and tirelessly for your clients and private practice.
- Adaptable: You’re comfortable in changing environments.
- Growth-Oriented: You look to broaden your expertise and confidently support clients beyond your specialty.
- Entrepreneurial: You’re excited to take part in growing your client base and ultimately, a sustainable practice. You’re a pro at marketing yourself (or excited to learn how). You’re willing to invest time to build a relationship (ex. messaging, sharing materials, etc.) because that leads to better outcomes and more money in your pocket.
- Resourceful: You proactively continue your professional education, ask questions, and seek information to overcome hurdles to your work.
- Friendly, empathetic and focused on excellence: You approach every client interaction with empathy and a commitment to delivering an exceptional experience. You work to understand your clients’ unique goals and foster trust.
What You’ll Need:
- Active Registration by the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) OR Board for Certification of Nutrition Specialists (BCNS)
- For RDs: Licensed and in good standing in Nutrition/Dietetics in any state(s)
- For CNSs: Must hold at least one state license
- Licensed and in good standing in Nutrition/Dietetics in any state(s)
- Experience working with clients remotely via telehealth platforms and comfort working with technology
- Permanent residence within the United States
- Ability to build and maintain strong relationships with your clients and Referral partners
- Ability to quickly learn new methods and systems
- A minimum of 8 hours per week of ongoing availability
Benefits
- Ability to define your own schedule
- Expedited credentialing: See insurance clients in as few as 30 days
- Intake & scheduling support: Simplified booking, onboarding, and eligibility verification
- End-to-end, guaranteed billing: Don't worry about denials or unpaid claims
- Access to EHR for efficient client management
- Charting Assistant: Time-saving tool that writes notes for you
- Dashboard for practice insights: View your schedule, clients, payouts, and more
- Peer community: Access to our private community of RDs and practice owners
- Dedicated support: Customer service support 7-days a week for you and your clients
- Workshops and professional development: Expert-led workshops on how to self-market your practice and other topics to uplevel your business
- Marketing & referrals: Promote your practice to thousands of potential clients
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What Oklahoma Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in CNS jobs across Oklahoma.
- Active Oklahoma RN license and CNS recognition from the Oklahoma State Board of Nursing
- Master of Science in Nursing or Doctor of Nursing Practice in a CNS specialty area
- National CNS certification from ANCC or AACN in the relevant population focus
- Minimum two years of clinical nursing experience in the designated specialty area
- Demonstrated ability to lead quality improvement initiatives and mentor bedside nurses
- Strong documentation and EHR proficiency, with Epic experience commonly preferred
CNS Jobs in Oklahoma: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a cns in Oklahoma?
To work as a cns in Oklahoma, you must first earn a master's or doctoral degree in nursing with a CNS specialty focus, then pass a national CNS certification exam through the American Nurses Credentialing Center or the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses. After that, you apply to the Oklahoma State Board of Nursing for advanced practice recognition, which is required before you can practice. Most Oklahoma employers will not extend an offer without that board-issued recognition in hand.
Which companies hire cnss in Oklahoma?
Employers hiring cnss in Oklahoma right now include OU Health and Berry Street, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Oklahoma's largest integrated health systems and academic medical centers tend to post the most consistent volume, particularly for oncology, critical care, and behavioral health specialties.
Which Oklahoma cities have the most cns jobs?
Oklahoma City account for the largest share of cns openings in Oklahoma. Oklahoma City drives the most volume as the state capital and home to major systems like INTEGRIS Health and Mercy, while Tulsa's concentration of Saint Francis Health System and Hillcrest HealthCare makes it a close second, with smaller markets reflecting the footprint of regional hospitals and specialty clinics.
Are there remote cns jobs in Oklahoma?
Yes, but they're rare. The cns role is primarily hands-on, with responsibilities tied to direct patient care, bedside consultation, and staff mentoring that require physical presence. About 17% of cns openings tied to Oklahoma are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, and those tend to cluster in utilization review, telehealth care coordination, or population health management rather than direct clinical practice.
How can I get hired as a cns in Oklahoma with little or no experience?
The most realistic path is completing your CNS-track graduate program with clinical rotations at an Oklahoma facility, then applying for a new-graduate advanced practice position at one of the state's larger systems. INTEGRIS Health and Mercy in Oklahoma City, as well as Saint Francis in Tulsa, periodically run transition-to-practice fellowships for new CNS graduates. Coming in from a strong staff RN background in your specialty, especially critical care or oncology, strengthens any application considerably, and having your Oklahoma board recognition processed before you apply removes a common hiring delay.
Where can I find and apply to cns jobs in Oklahoma?
You can find and apply to cns jobs in Oklahoma on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings across the state. Search the available roles, identify the ones that match your specialty and experience level, and apply directly to the ones that fit.
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