Telehealth Geriatric Provider - Site Lead
Telehealth Geriatric Provider - Site Lead
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Representing the organization in regular meetings with health system leadership
- Collaborating with partners to advance shared goals and strategic priorities
- Leading responses to partner feedback and driving follow-up actions
- Perform telehealth geriatrics consultations to patients located at Houston-based ED, including the following key clinical tasks:
- Identifying and triage patients appropriate for specialty geriatrics consults
- Directing on-site ApogeeCare personnel to initiate and support virtual consults
- Identifying underlying geriatric syndromes and psychosocial complexities beyond the acute medical illness resulting in the ED utilization
- Developing care plans to facilitate safe dispositions and clearly communicating recommendations to ED providers
- Current licensure as a nurse practitioner (NP) or physician (MD/DO)
- At least five years of experience in geriatric medicine
- Board certification in geriatrics or gerontological nursing preferred
- Strong clinical assessment and decision-making skills
- Excellent communication abilities, both written and verbal
- Comfort with telemedicine technology and virtual patient interactions
- Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment
- Flexible work schedule with protected administrative time
- Work from home (limited travel required)
- Telehealth equipment provided
- Collaborative and inclusive work environment
- Opportunities for professional growth and leadership
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