Remote Hospice Triage RN - PT Baylor- Weekend Only (Sat & Sun)

Overview

We invite you to join our growing team!

IntellaTriage Nurses enjoy the benefits of working from home, providing care, without the stress and expense of commuting each day!

We are Baylor Hospice Triage Nurses providing after-hours nurse triage for hospice and home health providers since 2008. We use client-customized protocols for patient-centered, compassionate care and support our clients’ nursing staff in the field by leveraging our outsourced team of nurses to manage after-hours care delivery. Learn more at www.intellatriage.com.

Responsibilities

  • Be compliant with the required schedule and shifts as defined (e.g., Baylor schedule: Sat & Sun 7:30AM – 4PM; full-time Baylor nurses work 6 days out of a 14-day pay period; Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays depending on hired shifts).
  • Access electronic medical records (EMRs) for charting and utilize internal applications to perform job functions.
  • Follow instructions, read directions, and be proficient with technology; ensure a quiet, privacy/HIPAA-compliant space for work.
  • Complete approximately 30 minutes of paid shift prep prior to taking calls.
  • Complete remaining charting after shifts (typically 30 minutes to 2 hours) before clocking out.

Qualifications

  • MUST have or be willing to obtain a Compact RN license (states with pending or future implementation dates are not considered current compact states until the implementation date).
  • You must reside in and work from a Compact US state; must remain in good standing and license active.
  • Experience in hospice, palliative, end-of-life care is strongly preferred; experience in fast-paced environments (ED, critical care, surgical services, etc.) is a plus.
  • Must have high-speed internet and be tech savvy with keyboard competence.
  • Fluency in English is required; additional languages are a bonus.
  • Must be able to complete three weeks of remote paid training conducted during days and evenings; be available to work some holidays as required.
  • Must be able to handle stress and multitask during calls (minimum of 5 calls per hour on weekdays, up to 8 per hour on weekends).
  • Must be able to communicate empathically with patients while adhering to protocols and maintain CEUs as designated by the states in which you answer calls.
  • Must pass background check and nurse licensing check; maintain licensure in active status.
  • Must be comfortable accessing multiple technology applications to document during calls.

Compensation and Benefits

  • Baylor rates are $25 per hour plus an additional $1 shift differential on Saturdays and Sundays.
  • All part-time and full-time RNs are eligible to participate in our 401(k) plan.
  • Full-time RNs may participate in medical, dental, vision, and/or supplemental insurances.
  • We provide a laptop and headset; you provide your own high-speed internet and a quiet, private workspace.
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