Telephonic Injury Triage Registered Nurse-FT

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We are looking for full-time RNs for our innovative Telehealth service line! This RN position is like no other that you’ve ever worked. Here are a few reasons why: This is a home-based position! You get to help clients from the comfort of your home! Leave behind the physically demanding part of your job - it’s telephonic triage, which also means there is no exposure to high-risk infectious diseases. Handle only one caller at a time instead of dealing with an entire caseload. You keep 100% focus on the person you’re talking to, and only that person. Finally, you’ll receive ongoing training in a unique virtual atmosphere. Things change; new advancements are constantly being made, and here at Medcor, you’ll be at the cutting edge in the growing technological area of nursing. If you’re interested in continuing your nursing career in a new and innovative way, Medcor could be the solution! We are now hiring for our 1/20/25 training class. We are currently hiring for 8-hour and 10-hour shifts between the hours of 11a-11p CST with a rotating weekend schedule.

By joining our nursing team, you will be helping thousands of employers better manage their workplace injuries and improve the quality of healthcare for their employees. Nurses who are successful in this position must be able to talk on the phone while typing and navigating through various software applications at the same time. Our nurses must have the ability to visualize an injury while on the phone and ask questions as appropriate to get clarification about the injury, while following our propriety algorithms to guide the triage of the injured worker.