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Full Time and Part Time Virtual Registered Nurse

Biofourmis is a global technology-enabled care delivery company with a national multi-specialty provider network focused on virtual specialty care. The virtual first specialty care practices offer remote consultations and digital disease management services. We use telemedicine technology to connect patients with licensed and board-certified clinicians, allowing them to receive expert advice, diagnoses, and treatment plans from the comfort of their own homes. Our specialists use video conferencing and other digital tools to communicate with patients, perform remote examinations, review medical records, and interpret test results, such as EKGs, echocardiograms, and lab tests. Join our team -  we are Committed, Collaborative and Curious….we are Biofourmis!

 

Full Time and Part Time Virtual Registered Nurse

We are looking for both Part-time and Full Time RN who will remotely monitor patients, track and trend vital signs, virtually assess patients and work with the clinical care team to coordinate care for patients. The RN will use excellent clinical and interpersonal skills to work with patients and the members of the clinical care team to provide high standards of clinical care. They will think critically and creatively about what is needed to enhance the patient's care.  We are currently open to all shifts, however both FT and PT individuals must be willing/able to work some weekends as this nursing team will have a monthly weekend rotation.

Responsibilities

  • Nursing care plan creation and management
  • Triage patients using protocols to determine what measures can be taken by the nurse and when to escalate to appropriate level of care.
  • Provide a virtual nursing assessment.
  • Virtual medication administration 
  • Monitor patient vital signs and survey responses, and triage, review, respond and document.
  • Review trends in patient data and changes in condition and communicate with members of the clinical care team.
  • Document interactions and interventions.
  • Educate patient on their disease process.
  • Educate patient and family in preventative care which promotes health and well-being.
  • Answer, direct, and follow up on incoming calls.
  • Contact patient as required for clinical follow-up.
  • Recognize urgent or emergent situations, seek assistance of the medical provider, and initiate appropriate emergency interventions as directed.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's Degree in Nursing preferred.
  • Triage and Critical Care experience required.
  • Current license to practice as a Registered Professional Nurse in all 50 states.
  • Proficiency with Windows-based computer applications, email and web-based skills.
  • Ability to learn and work in multiple EMRs
  • Comfortability with virtual use of continuous and episodic vital sign monitoring devices
  • Must be able to work from home with a HIPAA compliant environment.
  • Must be available to work some holidays and weekends.
  • Must have flexibility to work any shift (day-evening-overnight)

 

Base hourly rate for this position is $35 - $46/hr depending upon experience.

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