Family Health Center·Worcester, Massachusetts
The Triage RN provides nursing care in a family practice/urgent care setting using evidence-based protocols to prioritize patient acuity. Responsibilities include assessing symptoms, coordinating care services, and documenting patient encounters in the EHR.
The Triage RN is responsible for providing nursing care, in a family practice/urgent care setting. The Triage Nurse will adhere to evidence based nursing triage protocols, with the goal of providing each patient with the care he/she needs, at the time he/she needs it. The Triage Nurse will provide health care advice, and assist in the coordination of other health care services.
May be asked to provide guidance to LPNs, medical assistants or non-clinical Call Center staff by providing direction with protocols to facilitate patient care.
Qualifications: and Education Requirements:
Graduate of an accredited school of nursing; required BS in nursing preferred
Must be licensed as a RN by the Massachusetts State Board of Registration
BLS required
Two years full time or part time equivalent nursing experience, with at least one year of telephone triage experience in an ambulatory health care of family practice setting preferred.
Must have experience working in an EMR environment
Reports directly to the Medical Director of the Walk in Center
Monday-Friday; 7: 30am -4:00pm
Candidates must be a licensed RN in Massachusetts with BLS certification and experience in an EMR environment. A BS in nursing and at least one year of telephone triage experience in an ambulatory setting are preferred.
Market context
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