RN Coordinator (Fellowship)

Base Pay: $37.00 - $52.00 / hour JOB SUMMARY The primary function of the RN Coordinator is to utilize the nursing process to provide clinician support in areas where functions of nursing and medicine overlap.

S/he accurately administers medications, including immunizations, by all routes including IV.

S/he provides patient education and oversees the provision of education by LVNs and Mas on the clinical team.

S/he performs independent triage and communicates with the clinician regarding actions taken.

RNs are expected to demonstrate critical thinking skills, leadership and appropriate role modeling.

JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES RN-Specific Tasks and Duties Utilizes the nursing process (assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation) in patient care and daily activities; documents all actions, as appropriate, in EHR.

Coordinates nursing activities and helps to maintain efficient patient flow, care and processes.

Functions under standardized procedures or patient care protocols to provide independent care.

Functions as clinic charge nurse when assigned.

Participates in the quality improvement process as requested or assigned Initiates venipuncture with clinician's order for the purpose of IV fluid administration or for phlebotomy.

Administers IV medications via direct push or piggy-back with clinician's order Performs and interprets skin tests without clinician's order under standardized procedures.

Performs urinary bladder catheterization with clinician's order.

Provides direct patient education and supervises the provision of patient education by LVNs or Mas.

Counts and signs for controlled substances according to clinic policy.

Performs independent telephone or face to face triage using written triage protocols.

Accepts and correctly transcribes verbal or telephone orders from clinicians.

Sends/performs prescriptions per the clinician order.

Performs prescription refills per SCHC protocol/standardized procedure.

Report's child, elder or general abuse according to California law.

Assisting the Clinician and Daily Activities Intermittently throughout the day checks clinician inboxes/PAQs and addresses issues appropriately.

First line for resolving patient issues/complaints.

Dispenses samples and patient assistance medications and provides patient education on these.

Nurse only visits-IZ, injections, wound care.

Nurse advice - telephone and face to face.

Obtain previous records, collecting patient history, preparing new patients, etc.

Resource for VC, patients, MA, LVN, etc.

Prepares the patient and assists the clinician with exams and procedures when needed.

Performs age-appropriate screening as needed or as directed by clinician.

Performs accurate nursing assessment of patients admitted for urgent care and initiates emergency measures as appropriate.

Ensures end of shift tasks are completed, for example, refrigerator temps and quality control testing.

Assures efficient patient flow by ongoing assessment of clinician schedule and working ...