Virtual Emergency Department Triage Nurse

VirtuAlly is an innovative virtual care company based in Charleston, South Carolina, experiencing rapid growth as we transform healthcare delivery. Our virtual nursing model supports patients and care teams during critical moments of care, enhancing safety, efficiency, and quality outcomes. Our work is guided by our core values: Be Authentic, Be Compassionate, Celebrate, and Aspire.

We are seeking a highly experienced, detail-oriented, and tech-savvy Registered Nurse to serve as a Virtual Emergency Department Triage Nurse. In this remote role, you will support Emergency Department operations through two-way audio and video technology by conducting virtual triage assessments, supporting clinical decision-making, and reducing documentation burden for bedside teams. This position is ideal for emergency nurses who thrive in fast-paced environments and are passionate about improving patient flow, safety, and outcomes through virtual care.

Conduct virtual triage assessments for Emergency Department patients using established acuity scales (e.g., ESI or facility-specific protocols) Perform rapid, focused patient assessments to determine acuity level, clinical risk, and urgent care needs Support early identification of clinical deterioration, including sepsis, stroke, and other time-sensitive conditions Collaborate in real time with bedside nurses, providers, and ED leadership to support safe patient prioritization and throughput Complete and/or support triage documentation, nursing assessments, and ED intake documentation within the EMR Review EMR data to ensure completeness, accuracy, and compliance with Emergency Department quality measures Assist with medication reconciliation, allergy verification, and initial safety screenings Provide patient and family education regarding ED processes, wait times, and next steps in care Support standardized workflows to reduce left-without-being-seen (LWBS) events and improve patient experience Practice in alignment with VirtuAlly’s core values and evidence-based emergency nursing standards