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Nurse Advisor (RN) - Western Time Zones Coverage

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About Private Health Management

Private Health Management guides patients and families through the chaos and complexity of serious medical care, for cancer and beyond. As an independent advocate and trusted partner during healthcare’s most challenging moments, our team of experts works alongside physicians to orchestrate the best treatment, advocacy, and support to deliver measurably better outcomes.

Everyone deserves great care. We make sure they get it.

About the Role

As a Nurse Advisor on PHM’s Health Advisory team, you’ll manage a portfolio of clients as they navigate the healthcare system and help them obtain high-quality care. Drawing on your clinical expertise and a compassionate, consultative approach, you’ll educate clients, advocate on their behalf, coordinate care, and help them make informed healthcare decisions with confidence.

This role is ideal for a mission-driven nurse who thrives in a dynamic, evolving, and high-growth environment. You’ll solve problems, build trusted relationships, and collaborate across teams to create a seamless experience for each client.

What You’ll Accomplish

  • Build trusted relationships with clients and serve as a reliable guide throughout their healthcare journey.
  • Help clients access appropriate providers, facilities, and services while reducing the complexity of coordinating care.
  • Ensure smooth transitions and consistent communication across PHM’s clinical and operational teams.
  • Deliver a compassionate, high-quality client experience across a portfolio of low- to moderate-acuity cases.

How You’ll Spend Your Days

  • Manage a caseload of low- to moderate-acuity clients, providing education, advocacy, care coordination, and ongoing support.
  • Gather and synthesize relevant clinical information and prepare clear summaries for internal teams.
  • Collaborate cross-functionally to coordinate client handoffs and maintain continuity throughout each engagement.
  • Research and recommend appropriate providers and facilities based on each client’s needs.
  • Coordinate appointments, records, referrals, and other logistics to support timely and seamless care delivery.
  • Communicate clearly and compassionately with clients, caregivers, providers, and internal partners.

What You Bring to the Table

  • An active Registered Nurse license in your state of residence and at least five years of healthcare experience.
  • Experience in case management, care coordination, patient navigation, or a related clinical environment.
  • The ability to consistently work Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Pacific or Mountain Time.
  • Experience working remotely
  • Confidence, empathy, and sound clinical judgment when supporting clients and their families.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to translate complex clinical information for both clinical and non-clinical audiences.
  • A self-directed, collaborative approach, supported by strong organization, time management, and comfort learning new technologies and systems.

Compensation

The target base salary for this role is $85,000–$100,000 annually.

Base salary is one component of PHM’s total compensation package, which also includes health, dental, and vision benefits; an annual cash incentive program; a 401(k) with company match; flexible paid time off; PHM for PHM, which provides our services to employees and their eligible dependents; and additional benefits.

Individual compensation may vary based on factors including experience, skills, location, market conditions, internal equity, and other relevant business considerations.

Location and Work Schedule

This is a remote role requiring that you live in and physically perform all work in the United States.

Candidates may be located anywhere in the United States; however, the ability to consistently work 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Pacific or Mountain Time is required. Priority may be given to candidates who reside in the Mountain or Pacific time zones.

Next Steps

PHM is committed to providing a thoughtful and equitable candidate experience. Our hiring process may include conversations with members of the recruiting and hiring teams, skills-based assessments, and other opportunities to learn more about the role and PHM.

PHM uses AI-enabled tools at certain points in the recruiting process to help our team review information and operate more effectively. All employment decisions are made by human reviewers.

 

Anticipated Pay Range

$85,000 - $100,000 USD

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