LPN Telehealth - Remote Chronic Care

Work Environment: This opportunity allows you to care for patients virtually from the comfort of your home. We will provide you with the equipment and software needed such as a desktop computer and headset for internet-based calls. Since we’re dedicated to offering our patients the best care experience possible, a wired, high-speed internet connection is needed, a private space free from outside noise and distraction, including noise and distractions from pets or children, and that complies with HIPAA privacy laws. Physical Demands: This is a virtual position that requires you to sit or stand at a computer for 36-40 hours weekly and be able to make phone calls. Some equipment setup is required. Position Type and Expected Hours of Work We are seeking full-time LPN team members who can work 36-40 hours per week, between the hours of 8 am – 6 pm in your time zone, Monday - Friday Pay Structure: Orientation (First eight weeks): $19.44 hourly, plus incentive Post-Orientation: $22 hourly, plus incentive Required Education and Experience: Must have a Compact Nursing License that is clear and active Must reside and work in the continental US Must have a minimum of two years of clinical experience Experience in care coordination or care management, health coaching, and motivational interviewing a plus Hands-on experience and comfort with Electronic Medical Records Experience using Microsoft Office products such as Teams, Outlook, and Excel Competencies Required to Perform the LPN Patient Care Coordinator Position and Key Success Factors; Comfortability using new technology and software while demonstrating proficient computer skills The ability to stay flexible and quickly adapt to new processes, software changes, and priorities Understand healthcare goals provided by the practice while monitoring, assessing, and recording patient progress against a care plan Successfully execute motivational coaching to prevent and intervene in multiple diseases Exercise initiative, judgment, organization, problem-solving, and decision-making The ability to be productive in a virtual work environment Collaborate well with medical staff, partners, and organizations Facilitate patient access to community resources Excellent verbal and written communication skills are required Perform care management and patient assessments Awareness of resource, utilization, and care management best practices A true passion for caring for patients and guiding them in their health journeys

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