Registered Nurse RN (No direct care, assessments only)

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carescoutEssex (MA)

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About the role

Field Team Partner Opportunities supporting the Essex County/Andover, MA area. Flexibility, Greater Ease, Extra Hours RNs: Build a rewarding career and the lifestyle you want Are you a nurse looking for more flexibility, extra hours, or fulfilling work that doesn’t require hands-on care? Care Scout’s Field Team independent contractor positions may be right for you. As a Field Team Partner, you’ll complete cognitive and functional assessments for older adults in their home. You decide which assessments and how many to take through a simple app. You can accept a case based on the time, place, and competitive fixed rates. Assessments are documented in an easy to use digital form. Your role will be to conduct assessments of long-term care insurance policyholders. The entire assessment usually takes 60‐90 minutes and includes: Collecting information on the insured’s current and past medical history Documenting the insured’s functional and cognitive levels Administering a short cognitive exam Leading the insured through a short demonstration activity Through the Care Scout online portal, you can: Complete online training Accept or decline assessments opportunities Complete the assessments, both online and offline Check payment status of work completed To participate in Care Scout’s Field Team Network, you’ll just need to: Have a valid, current RN license, in good standing Be technically savvy and have access to a laptop or tablet to perform the assessment in real time Be willing to travel within 15 miles of your home or further Job Types: Contract, PRN, Per diem Medical Specialty: Addiction Medicine Allergy & Immunology Anesthesiology Bariatrics Burn Care Cardiology Cath Lab Critical & Intensive Care Dermatology Dialysis Dietetics Emergency Medicine Endocrinology Forensic Medicine Gastroenterology Genetics & Genomics Geriatrics Hematology Holistic Medicine Home Health Hospice & Palliative Medicine Hospital Medicine Hyperbaric Medicine Infectious Disease Internal Medicine Labor & Delivery Medical-Surgical Nephrology Neurology Nuclear Medicine Ob/Gyn Occupational Medicine Oncology Ophthalmology Orthopedics Otolaryngology Pain Medicine Pathology Pediatrics Perioperative Care Physical & Rehabilitation Medicine Plastic Surgery Podiatry Primary Care Psychiatry Public Health Pulmonology Radiology Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Rheumatology Sleep Medicine Sports Medicine Surgery Telemetry Toxicology Transplant Surgery Trauma Medicine Urgent Care Urology Wound Care Work Location: On the road

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