Careers
Join a Team Focused on Collaboration and Impact
Cardea is a national nonprofit consulting organization that partners with public agencies, nonprofits, and community organizations to support meaningful work across public health and human services. Our approach is collaborative, practical, and grounded in real-world context.
We are a team of professionals who value clarity, collaboration, and thoughtful problem-solving. Our work spans evaluation, capacity building and professional learning, and policy support, and is shaped by the communities and partners we work alongside.
Working at Cardea
Working at Cardea means contributing to work that supports learning, improvement, and meaningful progress alongside partners. Team members collaborate across roles and disciplines, bringing a range of perspectives and expertise to each engagement.
We strive to create a work environment that supports:
- ZCollaboration and shared learning
- ZClear communication and mutual responsibility
- ZFlexibility and responsiveness to project needs
- ZProfessional growth and development
What We Look For
We seek individuals who are thoughtful, adaptable, and interested in collaborative, real-world work. Successful team members are comfortable working in partnership with others and bring curiosity, care, and professionalism to their work.
Experience across public health, evaluation, consulting, policy, professional learning, or related fields is valued, as is an interest in applied problem-solving and continuous learning.
Current Opportunities
Open positions are posted as they become available. Each listing includes details about the role, qualifications, and how to apply. We encourage candidates to review the full posting carefully. If you have questions that are not addressed in the listing, please contact us for clarification.
Clinical Nurse Consultant
Clinical Nurse Consultant – Independent Contractor
Cardea Services is seeking a Clinical Nurse Consultant to support the Texas Infertility Prevention Project (TIPP), a statewide initiative focused on expanding access to high-quality clinical services for chlamydia and gonorrhea diagnosis and treatment across Texas.
This contract role provides clinical expertise, training, and technical assistance to partner sites in collaboration with the Texas Department of State Health Services. The consultant will support clinical audits, program planning, and ongoing capacity-building efforts to strengthen STI prevention and care services statewide.
We anticipate an average commitment of 10 hours per week, with increased hours during peak audit and training periods. Most work is virtual during Central Time business hours, with limited travel within Texas.
If you are a registered nurse with experience in sexual and reproductive health and a passion for advancing public health systems, we encourage you to review the full Request for Proposal below.
Download the full RFP HERE.
Proposals must be submitted as a PDF to careers@cardeaservices.org by March 6, 2026.
Professional Growth and Support
Cardea supports ongoing learning and professional development. Team members are encouraged to build their skills, share knowledge, and engage in reflective practice as part of their work.
Opportunities for learning may include training, mentorship, and collaborative project experiences.
Ready to Learn More?
If you’re interested in working at Cardea, we invite you to explore current opportunities or reach out with questions.