TeleHealth RN

WelbeHealth PACE helps seniors stay in their homes and communities by providing comprehensive medical care and community-based services. We serve the most vulnerable seniors with better quality and compassion in a value-based model. The WelbeHealth Advocate Nurse provides outstanding continuity of care when the PACE center is closed within their scope of practice. The WelbeHealth Advocate Nurse is accountable for answering phones after hours (evening, nights, weekends, and holidays), resolve logistical issues that arise both over the phone and during visits to participants’ residences or acute care settings, and consulting with other clinical staff on call, as needed.

**WORK LOCATION: REMOTE **SCHEDULE: PART-TIME; 20 HRS A WEEK **SHIFT: DAYS/HOURS WORKED FLEXIBLE (MUST BE ABLE TO WORK EVERY OTHER WEEKEND) This role is different because WelbeHealth Advocate Nurses at WelbeHealth: Work a fully remote, flexible schedule Build relationships with participants rather than providing short-term care We care about our team members. That’s why we offer: 401k savings + match 1 hour of sick time accrued for every 30 hours worked We are seeking a WelbeHealth Advocate Nurse that ideally has triaging experience. If you’re ready to join a holistic care team that values both its participants and providers, we’d love to hear from you!

Handle calls (inbound/outbound) as assigned, responding as appropriate within their scope of practice, and consulting with other clinicians, including on-call providers Coordinate telehealth meetings between participants and clinicians Ensure timely care delivery, as well as resolve basic issues, escalating to management as necessary Troubleshoot and effectively resolve logistical care delivery issues relating to aspects such as transportation, medication delivery, and hospital discharge when daytime care teams or responsible central teams are not available Support the clinical care and home health teams to manage smooth care transitions between settings (hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, etc.), escalating changes in participants’ conditions as appropriate