Central Nurse Triage - Duly Health & Care - Work From Home - FT

All candidates must be able to be in present for an in person orientation and training. This will be located in either Quincy, IL, or Downers Grove, IL.OVERVIEW:


Good enough isn't for us. Duly Health and Care's team members show up every day driven to exceed expectations. We challenge assumptions and invite dissent to accomplish bold goals and unleash the most extraordinary work of your career. We see and support the remarkable in every person within and beyond the walls of our work.

Duly Health and Care works to understand what matters most to you. We recruit and retain team members who share a relentless passion and pride for helping others live happier and healthier lives. We invest in helping our team members develop their talents in a way that is rich in personal meaning. We invite you to join us, fulfill your purpose and make your mark!

Are you ready to challenge the expected to deliver the extraordinary?

The Phone Triage Nurse is responsible for telephone assessment of patient's needs. Work requires the application of a variety of procedures, policies, and/or precedents relating to both the standards and procedures of the nursing profession and those established by Duly Health and Care. Provides advice and follow-up education consistent with patient's health status and cultural needs. Responds to patient inquiries, prioritizing responses and routing urgent situations to a physician, PA or NP (hereafter Provider). Maintains accurate and appropriate documentation and follows patient privacy in accordance with HIPAA and Duly's policies and procedures. Performs to the level of a licensed registered nurse as dictated by the Illinois Nurse Practice Act and DuPage Medical Group.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Journeys and Adventures that Await:

• Triage Phone Response:
  Manages patient health concerns and symptoms via a telephone interaction utilizing physician-approved protocols for the assessment and management of a range of symptoms. These telephone interactions require assessment, patient education and may require crisis intervention. Responds to and prioritizes incoming patient messages and test results. Schedules appointments as needed. Responsible for reviewing and authorizing/denying provider ordered prescriptions in accordance with established guidelines. Delivers patient education, according to the individualized needs of the patient and as prescribed by the Provider and/or Group policy. Educates patient and/or family members about diagnostic procedures, medications, nutrition and maintenance of health and wellness. Responds to patient questions and appropriately provides reassurance while responding to patient concerns. The RN can assess the patient's medical condition and provide medical advice using DMG protocols, Provider directive or an approved Nursing Triage Manual.
• Patient Documentation:
  Maintains accurate and detailed patient records and pertinent information; posts tests and documents patient education provided. Enters all pertinent communications with the patient into the Medical Record.
• Clinical Resource for Staff:
  Performs and delegates a variety of tasks to facilitate patient care. Assists in orienting and training new staff. Seeks opportunities to improve or enhance nursing and leadership skills. Works remotely in collaboration with physician's office to facilitate exceptional patient care.
• Other Duties as Assigned:
  Utilizes current nursing practices to provide patient care while focusing on the needs of the patient and exemplifying service excellence, care, concern, respect and cooperation. As a member of a health care team, functions in the role of patient advocate by being in the position of initial contact for patient-related issues. Additional duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS:
The Experiences You Bring:

• Current RN IL licensure in nursing required. Indiana and Michigan RN license preferred.
• Knowledge of nursing skills in accordance with nursing standards in the Nurse Practice Act.
• Knowledge of OSHA and HIPAA
• Prefer a minimum of one year of professional nursing experience in a clinical or hospital setting but may consider new grad under specific circumstances.
• Interpersonal Skills:
  Conveys a warm, caring, and approachable demeanor. Displays unconditional respect toward others. Able to sense others feelings and perspectives.
• Service Orientation:
  Ability to anticipate, recognize, and meet the needs of patients and their families.
• Oral Communication:
  Listens openly and clearly conveys messages and information.
• Written Communication and Comprehension:
  Writes clearly using appropriate grammar, symbols, and medical terminology. Able to decipher and comprehend documentation of others.
• Team Work:
  Works effectively with others to accomplish objectives and goals. Offers assistance to others in need.
• Multi-tasking:
  Able to properly perform multiple duties at once.
• Resilience:
  Effectively manages stress in a fast-paced setting.
• Leadership:
  Appropriately optimistic and inspiring. Influencing others to act on their own behalf or for the broader good of the group.
• Age and Cultural Specific Care:
  Able to adjust treatment, instruction, and education to meet the patient's age and cultural background.