PRN Registered Nurse - Stamford, CT
$40.00-50.00/hr
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$40.00-50.00/hr
About the role
- Interview and assess patients to obtain medical information and report findings to nurse practitioner
- Educate patients teaching them about disease and support healthy lifestyle discussions
- Extensive use of an Electronic Medical Record.
- Perform venipuncture and basic laboratory tests and work with contracted labs for additional tests
- Assist with medical procedures
- Administer injections and vaccinations.
- May be responsible for coordinating off-site wellness events
- Utilize diagnostic and therapeutic medical equipment (e.g. O2 therapy, EKG, etc.)Responsible for infection control procedures throughout the clinic
- Manage supplies and inventory
- Maintains patient flow in accordance with scheduling and incoming / outgoing calls
- Help coordinate specialist visits, referrals, and other care outside of the clinic
- Responds to calls from patients, pharmacies, and other medical offices as delegated by physician
- Fulfill medical record requests and abstraction
- Make the medical visit a positive and supportive experience for each patient
- Current Nursing license in the State of Connecticut. Will need to obtain licensure in New York and New JerseyActive BLS Certification
- Minimum of one year experience in primary care and at least two years working in an administrative capacity.
- Must have exceptional phlebotomy skills.
- Desired Attributes
- Ability to create a patient-first attitude and willingness to go the extra mile for patients
- Excited to work in an innovative primary care delivery model
- Entrepreneurial spirit and a passion for creating and driving best practices in care
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