Role Description

SHIFT SCHEDULE: This position involves working three 12-hour overnight shifts per week (9:00 PM to 9:00 AM EST). Over a six-week period, you would work six weekend shifts total, which averages to about one weekend shift per week, though the exact schedule may vary. Additionally, there is a rotating holiday commitment, alternating between summer and winter holidays.

Your North Star: Provide and facilitate amazing patient-centered clinical care to our patients.

Reporting to the Head of Nursing Programs, your key responsibilities will include:

• Ongoing clinical and psychosocial assessment of new patients, providing reassurance and building rapport
• Identifying and addressing barriers to care that have been identified by patients and/or the care team.
• Reducing care gaps (missed appointments, medication management, etc.) by frequent and personalized engagements with patient
• Assessing the need for and educating patients on the equipment they will use to monitor their health remotely
• Timely response to abnormal diagnostic results (labs, radiology, etc.)
• Assessment of urgent concerns and proactively triaging patients to support appropriate utilization of emergency services
• Timely documentation of all care/interactions and escalating to appropriate multidisciplinary teams, as needed
• Supporting the development of programs and product by providing user feedback

Who you are

• Registered Nurse, with a minimum BSN, residing in a compact state, and possessing a current, active, unencumbered compact RN license with multi-state privileges
• Have 4+ years experience in a hospital and/or healthcare practice, serving maternal-child health populations (minimum 3 years in labor and delivery)
• Flexible and agile thinker who embraces change
• Are internet-connected, able to work remotely via video, phone and text
• Willing to travel occasionally (infrequent)
• Willing to work nights, weekends and holidays
• Understand the prevalence of birth inequity and role that structural racism plays in maternal morbidity and mortality
• Experience providing care in Spanish
• Professionally engaged
• Ability to commit to the working hours: Three 12-hour overnight shifts per week (9:00 PM to 9:00 AM EST). Over a six-week period, you would work six weekend shifts total, which averages to about one weekend shift per week, though the exact schedule may vary. Additionally, there is a rotating holiday commitment, alternating between summer and winter holidays.

Bonus points if you have any of the following

• Experience working with perinatal patients who have had complicated pregnancy-related conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, perinatal loss, etc.
• Experience providing virtual care