Southeastern Cardiology Associates·Columbus, Ohio
The Triage Nurse provides high-quality nursing care by triaging patients, collecting clinical data, and supporting providers during procedures. They are responsible for managing telephone communications, processing medication refills, and ensuring exam rooms are properly stocked.
Description The Triage Nurse is responsible for delivering high-quality nursing care under the direction of a supervising provider or clinical team, ensuring that patient and family needs are effectively met. This role involves collecting and analyzing data to support patient assessment and care planning, including triaging patients, managing telephone communications, and reviewing medical documentation such as clinical and hospital records. The Triage Nurse prioritizes tasks efficiently, processes medication refill requests, and ensures that care delivery aligns with established care plans and office policies.
Provides nursing care to patients as delegated by assigned supervisor and/or provider to meet the needs of the patient/family Collects data and information to assist the clinical team and/or the provider in patient assessment and care planning in accordance with current MIPS guidelines which includes but is not limited to: Triaging patients Vital Signs ECGs Weight Updating patient history and medication list Performing real-time clinical assessments and EMR Documentation during visits Communicating internally & externally through telephone encounters & actions Supporting providers with in-room needs Vitals, ECGs, patient positioning, and assisting with procedures Escorts patients to and from rooms and assist with mobility as needed Preparing and stocking exam rooms before and during clinic as needed Participates in teamwork Effectively and respectfully communicates with other departments of the office Demonstrate excellent communication skills (verbal and written) as well as computer/electronic medical record systems skills Assisting with emergency responses (e.g. calling 911, using AED) Monitoring clinic pace and communicate delays or issues to the care team/ nurses station Other duties as assigned
Education and Qualifications Holds/maintains active CMA license or Holds/maintains active LPN license, active in Georgia Holds/maintains a current MA certification and maintain Basic Life Support (BLS) Full-Time Benefits & Perks Set scheduled 4-day work week Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance (effective 1st of the month following 60 days) Company-paid Long-Term Disability (60%) and $25,000 Basic Life Insurance 6 Paid Holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, 4 of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, & Christmas PTO accrued at 3.08 hours per paycheck (80 hrs/yr) 401k matching program after 1 year worked VIP Status at both Southeastern Cardiology and Southeastern Gastroenterology Discounts through Uniforms of America, and the Working Advantage program.
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