Prosser Memorial Health·Prosser, Washington
The RN coordinates population health initiatives focusing on wellness, prevention, and chronic care management. Responsibilities include performing face-to-face Medicare visits, conducting injection clinics, and closing patient care gaps.
FT, 80 hrs/pp, 1.0 FTE, days, varies as scheduled.
The Population Health Registered Nurse (RN) functions within the nursing scope of practice under the direction and supervision of the Provider (physician, PA or ARNP) and is responsible for assisting in providing care and implementing delegated activities of care. An understanding of contemporary nursing principles and skills must be demonstrated, unique to their clinical assignment.
· Supports population health initiatives focusing on wellness, prevention and chronic care management.
· Collaborates, communicates and coordinates with the Provider and other health care team members in planning and
implementing patient care.
· Understands and has knowledge of Medicare documentation, billing and reporting requirements associated with Annual
Wellness Visits (AWV), Chronic Care Management (CCM) and Transitional Care Management (TCM) services to include
patient calls and calculation of billable time.
· Performs face to face visits such as Medicare Annual Wellness Visits.
· Conducts injection clinics as appropriate (e.g. allergy injections, INR).
· Performs testing as directed by a provider (e.g. EKG)
· Helps providers close patient care gaps (e.g. colonoscopies, mammography, A1c, etc.)
· Graduate of an accredited school of Nursing.
· Valid license as RN in the State of Washington.
· Current AHA Healthcare Provider training (BLS)
· Previous experience in patient care setting preferred.
· Prefer medical/surgical clinical experience
Licensure & Certifications Requirements
Must maintain BLS
$43.09-$79.71
Market context
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