Remote Telehealth Triage RN

Summary

Join Rightway as a Telehealth Triage (RN) to perform clinical triage, condition support, care planning, clinical education, and care coordination functions in supporting members with navigating, accessing, and best managing their care needs.

Requirements

• RN, ADN or BSN degree
• Holds an active RN license in compact state
• 5+ years of clinical experience required, preferably in family medicine
• Triage nursing experience desired
• Care management / chronic condition support experience desired

Responsibilities

• Perform clinical triage to assess the severity of the patient’s health concerns using evidence-based protocols and algorithms in directing care to the right healthcare resource in a timely manner without compromising quality or safety
• Clinical navigation support to include but not limited to: condition education, care options, and planning, care compliance, medication adherence, shared decision support, and care coordination
• Appropriately leverages input and direction from the Rightway provider to determine the best clinical options for those more complex patient health care needs
• Accurately documents symptoms/complaints, nursing assessment, the guidance provided, and member/caller response
• Acts in the best interest of the member by being a health advocate and supporter in the member’s healthcare journey
• Proactive outreach engagement of high-risk, rising risk, and gap in care members and assists them in making the necessary lifestyle and behavior changes
• Coordinates the completion of screening services in high-risk patients by providing care management and adherence follow-up and care coordination support
• Member’s trusted healthcare advisor, member experience and retention focus e.g. longitudinal care education, guidance, and support
• Develops effective collaboration and working relationships across the Navigation team and organization
• Maintains a patient-centric, customer-driven professional attitude
• Stay within the RN scope of practice by strictly following the protocols set by Clear Triage unless directed to do otherwise by a provider on the clinical team, then documenting appropriately when a change does occur