Cardiac Study Center
Location
Spokane, Washington
Salary
$36 - $55 / HOUR
The Heart Failure Nurse Navigator coordinates patient care from hospital discharge through outpatient settings, acting as a case manager and advocate. They perform clinical monitoring, educate patients on heart failure management, and collaborate with inpatient and outpatient teams to prevent readmissions.
Candidates must hold a current Washington State RN license and have 3–5 years of clinical experience, preferably in cardiac or heart failure care. A Bachelor’s degree in Nursing is preferred, though an associate degree with relevant experience will be considered.
The Electrophysiology Nurse Navigator plays a vital role in the patient journey, supporting individuals with cardiac arrhythmias and those undergoing electrophysiology procedures from hospital admission through outpatient follow-up. In this multifaceted role, you’ll act as a care coordinator, educator, and advocate—working closely with electrophysiologists, inpatient teams, and clinic staff to ensure seamless care, optimize outcomes, and reduce hospital readmissions. The position is primarily based at the Spokane Valley clinic, with occasional travel to other clinic locations and periodic coverage at Valley Hospital. Day-to-Day Responsibilities
Patient Navigation & Advocacy Coordinate follow-up care post-hospitalization Educate patients and families on cardiac arrhythmias, electrophysiology procedures, device management, medications, and lifestyle considerations Navigate barriers to care including insurance or scheduling issues Develop and maintain ongoing supportive relationships with patients throughout their care journey Hospital-Based Coordination Round on inpatient units to identify electrophysiology patients and collaborate on post-procedure and discharge plans Maintain a visible presence on the floor and participate in care coordination meetings Collaborate with inpatient teams to ensure timely evaluation, procedure planning, and post-procedure management Provide staff education, in-services, and training on electrophysiology procedures, workflows, and device management Program Development & Quality Improvement Assist with development and refinement of electrophysiology patient education materials Educate new RN residents and cardiology fellows on electrophysiology protocols and device therapies Monitor outcomes and track patient progress to support quality improvement initiatives Team & Clinic Support Support outpatient clinic operations during staff absences Develop and maintain EP education materials for both inpatient and clinic use Collaborate with billing, care coordinators, and leadership to streamline follow-up and device monitoring processes
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