Nurse

• Provide high-quality critical care, including assessment, triage, and treatment, according to Air Methods CBS medical standards
• Assess illness or injury and prioritize care for safe transport to the appropriate facility
• Provide nursing care from initial contact until handoff to the accepting medical facility
• Maintain thorough patient care documentation
• Maintain clinical competency through laboratory, clinical, aviation, safety, OSHA, HIPAA and continuing education training
• Operate and routinely maintain medical equipment and supplies; report failures and initiate repairs
• Maintain adequate onboard supplies and keep the aircraft clean and orderly
• Attend pre-mission briefings and mission debriefings and complete required documentation
• Assist with pre-mission liftoff checklists and support the pilot with radio, navigation and visual observation activities
• Comply with aviation safety standards and conduct aircraft safety briefings as needed
• Serve as a flight resource to neonatal/pediatric personnel and perform approved advanced procedures
• Participate in patient and referring-institution follow-up and outreach marketing and education activities
• Precept and/or orient new employees and students
• Participate in Air Methods CBS meetings, projects, committees, research and publishing opportunities
• Work 14 days on and 14 days off, assigned to a base for 18 months, with 24-hour shifts

Travel Flight Nurse

• Assess, plan, delegate, coordinate, implement, and evaluate nursing care for a group of patients
• Serve as a primary nurse and/or accountable nurse when designated
• Educate patients and families in health promotion and disease management
• Safely administer medications according to UHS Hospitals policy
• Support productivity and effective resource utilization, including staffing, time management, supplies, and services
• Comply with nursing practice standards, regulatory requirements, and UHS policies
• Participate in Nursing Shared Governance, Unit Council, improvement initiatives, and peer review
• Engage in professional development, continuing nursing education, and mandatory education
• Integrate nursing research and current evidence into practice
• Provide a supportive learning environment for new employees and students
• Perform Charge Nurse or Shift Coordinator duties when assigned

PACU Staff Registered Nurse

• Provide high-quality critical care, including assessment, triage and treatment, from initial contact until care is relinquished to the accepting facility
• Safely transport critical patients to appropriate medical facilities while maintaining safety throughout the transport continuum
• Work as a travel clinician assigned to a base for 18 months on a rotating 14-days-on/14-days-off schedule with 24-hour shifts
• Maintain thorough patient-care documentation
• Maintain clinical competency, required licensure, certifications, continuing education, aviation and safety training, OSHA/HIPAA training, clinical rotations and advanced procedures
• Operate and routinely maintain aircraft medical equipment and supplies; report failures and maintain adequate onboard supplies
• Keep the aircraft clean and orderly for rapid response
• Attend pre-mission briefings and mission debriefings and complete required documentation
• Assist with pre-mission liftoff checklists and pilot support, including radio, navigation and visual observation activities
• Conduct aircraft safety briefings and comply with safety standards
• Serve as a flight resource to neonatal/pediatric personnel and perform approved advanced skills and procedures
• Participate in patient and referring-institution follow-up, outreach marketing and education activities
• Precept and/or orient new employees and students
• Participate in meetings, activities, projects and committees, including research and publishing opportunities
• Travel more than 50% and perform other assigned duties

• Complete phone consultations with patients enrolled in care management and/or remote patient monitoring programs
• Provide support and education about patients’ chronic conditions
• Educate patients about health conditions and empower them with lifestyle and behavior strategies
• Assist patients in setting and reaching goals in line with provider-approved care plans
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient records and document interactions and care plans per protocol
• Address patient concerns and barriers to care and find practical solutions to improve adherence and outcomes
• Provide clear, compassionate, and effective communication to patients
• Follow approved workflows for communicating patient needs to providers
• Participate in training sessions, team meetings, and quality improvement initiatives
• Respond to remotely transmitted patient data, including blood pressure, blood glucose, weight, and pulse oximetry, according to approved partner workflows
• Build relationships with assigned patients to empower chronic illness management and improve health

LPN – New York License Required, Care Navigator

• Educate patients and caregivers about complex Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension therapies
• Provide infusion training and clinical support
• Consult and collaborate with physicians, clinicians, pharmacy operations, and the sales team to coordinate patient care plans
• Assist patients initiating or transitioning to infused or inhaled PAH therapies
• Develop relationships with patients and caregivers in one-on-one settings
• Provide written and verbal customer service using advanced computer skills
• Participate in weekend on-call coverage approximately once every 4–6 weeks
• Travel by car and occasionally airplane to see patients, support the sales team, and attend training
• Visit patients across the Bronx, Westchester County, Upper Manhattan, Long Island, Connecticut, Upstate New York, and other East Coast states
• Work from home when not visiting patients, approximately 10–15% of the time

Cardiopulmonary Patient Educator – Registered Nurse

• Provide care management services to applicable pharmacy, medical, and home care patients
• Collaborate with operations and pharmacy staff to ensure appropriate billing and reimbursement
• Assist with care plan reviews, adherence calls, therapy goal assessments, patient management program assessments, and device training
• Communicate with patients, providers, and health care team members to ensure optimal patient care and improved outcomes
• Perform digital patient contact through the Reliance Rx patient management program to assess medication efficacy, compliance, and related patient-care factors
• Adhere to applicable regulations, patient care standards, and NYS DOH-approved policies and procedures
• Assess patients’ immediate and long-term needs using social and medical history and vitals
• Develop plans of care with providers and patients within scope of practice
• Provide disease-state education, medication administration training, medication-compliance outreach, and clinical interventions
• Complete training related to administering IV and SQ biologics
• Complete required continuing education and clinical training
• Train patients on medical devices
• Monitor billing and reimbursement for drugs, supplies, and time
• Safely administer medications according to prescribed dose, frequency, and intended use
• Obtain and maintain necessary certifications
• Assess and document member response to care plans and revise plans as needed
• Perform and document initial and follow-up RELI-Rx assessments
• Review and assess therapy goals and other clinical touchpoints
• Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal laws and employer policies, including privacy and confidentiality requirements
• Participate in project teams and medical management initiatives
• Collaborate with Independent Health Case Management on needs and future opportunities
• Maintain transportation and travel-related expenses
• Assist with associate orientation as needed

Registered Nurse

• Perform triage in a hybrid family-practice role
• Complete 6–12 weeks of in-office training
• Receive floor nursing training
• Gather intake data and reason for visit; assist with examinations
• Assist physicians with office procedures and provide ordered treatment modalities
• Document in medical records
• Administer medications and vaccinations
• Perform telephone triage
• Perform phlebotomy and specimen collection
• Provide patient and family education and support
• Schedule referrals and specialty appointments
• Assist with prior authorizations
• Ensure quality nursing care in accordance with the New York Nurse Practice Act, national standards, and clinical service standards
• Plan, direct, and supervise patient care using the Nursing Process
• Provide direct care to patients and families
• Collaborate with medical assistants, secretaries, LPNs, physicians, medical staff, patients, visitors, and regulatory and professional agencies

Registered Nurse – Triage

• Provide general care and education to patients to promote the Ultimate Patient Experience
• Promote a professional and welcoming atmosphere for patients and providers
• Maintain knowledge of clinical protocols, policies, treatments, and pre-care/post-care instructions
• Complete required training and continuing education within allotted time frames
• Assist physicians with Mohs surgery, medical, cosmetic, allergy, and laser procedures
• Prepare and clean surgical and examination rooms
• Record treatments, medications, lab requisitions, biopsies, cultures, photos, prescriptions, prior authorizations, consents, and procedures
• Coordinate with healthcare team members to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care plans
• Conduct pre- and post-operative patient education
• Serve as communication liaison to families and operating team members
• Take and monitor vital signs
• Verify the correct procedure and patient
• Prepare operating rooms and inventory items before and after surgery
• Prepare, administer, and record prescribed medications via oral, subcutaneous, and IV routes
• Accurately and timely document patient care
• Handle specimens and enforce asepsis standards
• Select and pass surgical instruments and supplies to the surgeon
• Clean operating rooms and sterilize instruments using an autoclave
• Report adverse medication or treatment reactions
• Respond to life-saving situations according to nursing standards and protocols
• Assist with suturing, bleeding control, and wound exposure
• Monitor patients’ physical and emotional well-being and provide bedside care
• Initiate and deliver physician-prescribed patient education, including home care, medication self-administration, and rehabilitation
• Perform additional office and patient-care tasks and other duties assigned by the supervisor

Licensed Practical Nurse – Mohs, Part Time

• Provide high-quality critical care, including assessment, triage, and treatment, for critical patients
• Establish and prioritize care needed for safe transport to the appropriate medical facility
• Provide nursing care from initial contact until care is relinquished to the accepting facility
• Maintain thorough patient care documentation
• Maintain clinical competency through laboratory, clinical, aviation, safety, OSHA, HIPAA, and continuing education training
• Use and maintain medical equipment and supplies; report equipment failures and ensure repairs
• Maintain adequate onboard supplies and keep the aircraft clean and orderly
• Attend pre-mission briefings and mission debriefings and complete required documentation
• Assist with pre-mission liftoff checklists and support pilots with radio, navigation, and visual observation activities
• Comply with safety standards and conduct aircraft safety briefings as needed
• Serve as a flight resource to neonatal/pediatric personnel and perform approved advanced procedures
• Participate in patient and referring-institution follow-up, outreach marketing, and education activities
• Precept and/or orient new employees and students
• Participate in meetings, activities, projects, committees, research, and publishing opportunities
• Maintain regularly scheduled attendance; travel approximately 5% of the time

Flight Nurse

• Provide nursing care for patients at Rochester Regional Health Urgent/Immediate Care centers
• Perform initial and ongoing patient assessments using physical, psychological, educational, and risk-screen data
• Exercise clinical judgment in responding to priority patient needs
• Communicate and document patient assessments with the interdisciplinary team
• Develop and document individualized plans of care, treatment, and services
• Deliver care, treatment, and services in collaboration with the interdisciplinary health team
• Maintain appropriate nurse-patient relationships
• Follow organizational policies, procedures, and protocols for safety, medication administration, and documentation
• Initiate and document patient and family education plans using the teach-back method
• Evaluate and document patient responses to care and revise plans of care as needed
• Lead care delivery through communication, collaboration, and leadership
• Delegate responsibilities to assigned nurses and ancillary staff
• Participate in unit-level problem-solving and performance improvement activities
• Complete clinical research utilization documentation using a recent U.S.-based research article
• Provide training and precepting for new team members
• Demonstrate evidence-based practice and identify performance improvement opportunities
• Maintain compliance with continuing education, mandatory in-services, health screens, and BLS certification

Nurse jobs in New York

Travel Flight Nurse

PACU Staff Registered Nurse

Travel Flight Nurse

LPN – New York License Required, Care Navigator

Cardiopulmonary Patient Educator – Registered Nurse

Registered Nurse

Registered Nurse – Triage

Licensed Practical Nurse – Mohs, Part Time

Flight Nurse

Registered Nurse, Urgent Care