Job Summary and ResponsibilitiesAs a Command Center Virtual RN, you will provide expert clinical oversight and real-time guidance using advanced telehealth technologies, ensuring seamless patient care coordination and rapid response from a centralized virtual environment.
Every day you will expertly monitor patient data streams, identify early warning signs, provide remote clinical consultation, and meticulously coordinate interventions with on-site care teams to prevent critical events and optimize patient outcomes.
To be successful, you will demonstrate outstanding clinical judgment, strong technological proficiency, and a proactive, decisive demeanor, contributing significantly to patient safety, operational efficiency, and innovative healthcare delivery.
- Ability to function in the roles of (% of time in each role will depend on the area of need each shift): Virtual Registered Nurse (vRN), Cardio-Pulmonary Technician, Virtual Companion, Connection Specialist, Patient Logistics RN, Patient Logistics LVN, Patient Logistics Sr. PLC and PLC
- Will function as a lead and resource for all Clinical Command Center functions and to float to the role needed to support patient care, throughput, and transitions.
- Will work well in a matrixed reporting structure
- Will identify areas of opportunity and work with leadership to develop and implement solutions
- Will observe processes and utilize the PDCA Cycle, (Plan, Do, Check, Adjust) to make rapid improvement to workflow, and to effectively communicate these changes to the teams.
- Assists with departmental orientation including, teaching and mentoring new and incumbent staff to ensure understanding of policies, procedures and workflow.
Job Requirements- Minimum of 5+ years of recent experience as a licensed nurse and knowledge of care transitions
- Knowledge and ability to facilitate patient care across the continuum
- Experience and knowledge in the use of Electronic Medical Records (EMR)
- Basic Life Support (American Heart Association)
Preferred
- Bachelors Of Nursing Cardiac monitoring experience