What are the responsibilities and job description for the RN/LPN Triage - Internal Medicine - Full Time position at Health Marketing?
The Registered Nurse (RN) provides high-quality patient care through assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation, ensuring confidentiality and effective communication.
Key responsibilities include performing telephone triage, relaying messages, scheduling appointments across various healthcare settings, documenting interventions accurately, and developing patient education materials in collaboration with physicians.
They oversee LPNs and MAs, perform specialty procedures such as IV therapy, injections, chemotherapy education, bone marrow biopsies, EKGs, and port access, and assist physicians with patient care.
Qualifications include an active RN license in North Carolina or a compact state, an associate or bachelor’s degree in nursing, and BLS/CPR certification. Prior clinical experience is preferred.
Essential skills encompass professionalism, teamwork, communication, decision-making, safety, organizational skills, computer proficiency, and assessment capabilities.
Physical demands involve standing and walking extensively, with occasional sitting and minimal kneeling or lifting.
Key responsibilities include performing telephone triage, relaying messages, scheduling appointments across various healthcare settings, documenting interventions accurately, and developing patient education materials in collaboration with physicians.
They oversee LPNs and MAs, perform specialty procedures such as IV therapy, injections, chemotherapy education, bone marrow biopsies, EKGs, and port access, and assist physicians with patient care.
Qualifications include an active RN license in North Carolina or a compact state, an associate or bachelor’s degree in nursing, and BLS/CPR certification. Prior clinical experience is preferred.
Essential skills encompass professionalism, teamwork, communication, decision-making, safety, organizational skills, computer proficiency, and assessment capabilities.
Physical demands involve standing and walking extensively, with occasional sitting and minimal kneeling or lifting.