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Beth Israel Lahey Health
Overview
The Team Nurse provides direct patient care in an outpatient primary care setting, including triage, chronic disease management, and medication administration. They also serve as a clinical resource, delegating tasks to support staff and coordinating patient-centered care transitions.
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Compensation
$32 - $55 / HOUR
Posted
8 days ago
Providence
The Care Manager RN independently utilizes the nursing process to provide safe and efficient care for a group of patients. This includes conducting shared visits with providers and independent RN visits using standardized protocols within a Team Based Care Model.
$47 - $73 / HOUR
10 days ago
Sunrise Community Health Center
The Registered Nurse provides general medical care, disease case management for chronic conditions, and support for obstetrics patients. Responsibilities include medication reconciliation, monitoring patient reactions, and collaborating with the healthcare team to implement care plans.
$31 - $41 / HOUR
23 days ago
The Advanced Practice Provider delivers direct outpatient medical services, including diagnosing, treating, and prescribing medications for acute and chronic illnesses. They collaborate with a healthcare team to manage patient wellness and perform various clinical procedures and emergency measures.
$103,219 - $124,826 / YEAR
1 month ago
The Nurse Practitioner provides follow-up care in the clinic or hospital setting for hematology/oncology patients. This role involves acting as an assistant to physicians while adhering to established standards and practices with minimal supervision.
Salary not listed
2 months ago
The Clinical Support position involves performing administrative duties under supervision, including scheduling appointments, coordinating records for transitions of care, managing referrals, and conducting pre-visit planning. This role requires collaboration with providers and clinical staff to maintain proper clinic flow and enhance patient health through a team-based approach.
$18 - $23 / HOUR
The Medical Technologist performs various laboratory tests on bodily fluids to aid physicians in disease diagnosis, treatment, and prevention, including quantitative or qualitative analysis and maintaining lab manifests. Responsibilities also involve verifying patient information, ensuring lab charges are entered, following procedures for critical results, and documenting all Quality Control activities.
$28 - $36 / HOUR
The Medical Assistant performs administrative and clinical tasks under provider direction, including scheduling, taking vital signs, preparing patients, drawing blood, and administering medications. Key duties involve providing proper triage, assisting with procedures, maintaining electronic health records, and ensuring treatment rooms are stocked and clean.
$19 - $25 / HOUR
The Medical Assistant performs essential administrative and clinical tasks under provider direction, including patient intake, vital sign recording, preparing rooms, assisting with procedures, and collecting specimens. Key duties also involve maintaining accurate records in the EHR, managing follow-up communication, and participating in team-based care planning for efficient patient visits.
$20 - $27 / HOUR
UNLV Medicine
The role involves providing primary and specialty healthcare services, including diagnosing patients, ordering tests, prescribing medication, and managing health conditions in both outpatient and inpatient settings. Major responsibilities also include assessing patient status, developing treatment plans, educating patients and families, and maintaining accurate medical documentation.
$115,000 - $130,000 / YEAR
The Medical Assistant performs both administrative and clinical tasks under provider direction, including patient intake, recording vital signs, preparing patients for examination, drawing blood, and administering medications as directed. Key duties involve providing proper patient triage, assisting with procedures, maintaining accurate EHR records, and ensuring exam rooms are stocked and clean.
3 months ago
The Medical Assistant performs administrative and clinical duties, including scheduling, taking vital signs, preparing patients, drawing blood, and administering medications under provider direction. Key duties involve providing proper triage, assisting with procedures, maintaining EHR records, and ensuring treatment rooms are stocked and clean.
The Medical Assistant/Patient Specialist handles both administrative tasks like scheduling, registration, and insurance verification, and clinical duties such as taking vital signs, preparing patients, drawing blood, and administering medications under provider direction. This role emphasizes a Quality, Customer First, and Compassionate approach while collaborating in a team-based care model.
The Medical Assistant/Patient Specialist performs both administrative tasks like scheduling and registration, and clinical duties such as recording vitals, preparing patients, drawing blood, and administering medications under provider direction. This role emphasizes team-based care collaboration and pre-visit planning using the EHR system to ensure efficient patient visits.
University of Iowa
This role supports providers by increasing clinical visit efficiency through scribing, documenting decisions in the medical chart, and preparing patient information for upcoming appointments. Responsibilities also include performing direct patient care tasks typical of a Medical Assistant, managing daily team flow, and ensuring EMR documentation accuracy and completeness.
Children's Wisconsin
This role involves providing behavioral health services to patients and families with acute or chronic mental and behavioral health needs within an integrated care team setting. Key activities include chronic condition management, anticipatory guidance, early intervention for trauma, mental health risk assessment, evidence-based therapy, and consultation with medical providers.
The consultant provides behavioral health services to patients and families with acute or chronic mental and behavioral health needs within their assigned care setting, operating as a core member of an integrated, multi-disciplinary care team. Typical activities involve chronic condition management, anticipatory guidance, early intervention for trauma, routine screening, risk assessment, evidence-based therapy, safety planning, and consultation with medical providers.
The role involves providing behavioral health services to patients and families with acute or chronic mental and behavioral health needs within their assigned care setting. This includes functioning as a core member of an integrated care team to manage chronic conditions, provide early intervention, and conduct routine behavioral health screenings.
This role involves providing behavioral health services to patients and families with acute or chronic mental and behavioral health needs within their assigned care setting. The consultant will function as a core member of a multi-disciplinary integrated care team, engaging in activities like chronic condition management, anticipatory guidance, and routine behavioral health screening.
