Marathon Health·Bellwood, Illinois
The RN supports a concierge physician by performing clinical duties including patient assessments, lab tests, and injections. They also handle administrative tasks such as managing patient flow, referrals, and medical record requests.
Marathon Health is a leading advanced primary care provider, partnering with employer and union plan sponsors to improve health for millions of Americans. With nationwide onsite, nearsite, and network health centers, and virtual primary care, Marathon delivers a value-based model that enhances the healthcare experience for members and providers, while driving meaningful cost savings for plan sponsors. Marathon is proud to be certified as a Great Place to Work®, reflecting the company's commitment to building an inclusive, high-trust culture where all employees can thrive. Learn more at marathon.health [https://marathon.health/]
The RN works with a concierge physician to provide healthcare services for corporate clients to ensure excellent care and experience for our patients. Marathon Health nurses are responsible for front and back-office duties, including assessing patients, informing the physician of changes and assuring Marathon Health physicians have the resources and tools necessary to be successful. Because this is a highly visible position, the nurse must be a resource for the patient and accept responsibility for meeting satisfaction goals.
Current BLS Certification and nursing license to practice in the state for which you are applying. Minimum of one year experience in primary care and at least two years working in an administrative capacity. Must have exceptional phlebotomy skills.
$35.00-45.00/hr
The actual offer may vary dependent upon geographic location and the candidate’s years of experience and/or skill level.
We are accepting applications for this position until a candidate has been selected. To apply to this position and learn more about open jobs at Marathon Health, visit our careers page.
Candidates must hold a current nursing license and BLS certification with exceptional phlebotomy skills. A minimum of one year of primary care experience and two years of administrative experience are required.
Market context
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