The nurse will perform triage for incoming patient calls by evaluating health status and following established nursing protocols. They will also coordinate patient care, including medication refills, prior authorizations, and scheduling follow-up appointments.
The Registered Nurse provides professional nursing care for clinic patients, including triage, medication management, and patient education. They also coordinate patient testing, referrals, and admissions while maintaining accurate medical records and collaborating with the interdisciplinary team.
The Advanced Practice Provider will perform physical exams, manage acute and long-term medical needs, and collaborate with physicians to provide continuity of care. They are responsible for ordering diagnostic tests, administering medications, and educating patients on health prevention and treatment plans.
The Registered Nurse will perform remote triage for incoming patient calls, evaluating health status and providing clinical instructions. They will also coordinate patient testing, manage medication refills, and ensure timely follow-up appointments while maintaining accurate patient records.
The Ambulatory RN will triage incoming phone calls, evaluating the physical and psychosocial health status of patients. They will follow nursing protocols, maintain patient records, and coordinate patient testing and admissions.
