Ambulatory Care Nurse: Coordinated, Patient‑Centered Care

NYU Langone; East Meadow (NY); On-site; USD 112,000 - 118,000; Full time

Job summary

NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island in East Meadow, NY, seeks an Ambulatory Care Nurse to support coordination, integration, communication, implementation and evaluation of nursing practice and clinical policies. The role includes data collection and collaboration with licensed providers to develop patient-centered care plans.

The position involves administering treatments and medications, triage, wound care, public health guidance, and health teaching to diverse patient populations, while

Qualifications

• Current registered nurse in New York.
• Bachelor's degree in Nursing required for hires after 9/1/25 and two years nursing experience in applicable area; enrollment in baccalaureate program to be completed within 2 years.
• Basic Life Support Certification required.

Responsibilities

• Performs nursing assessments and prepares patient health data.
• Administers medications and IV therapy as directed.
• Provides patient and family education on tests, treatment plans, and outcomes.
• Records information in electronic health record (EMR).
• Triages patients via in-person and telephone encounters.
• Collaborates with licensed providers to develop care plans.
• Directs and delegates tasks to licensed practical nurses and medical assistants.
• Supports quality initiatives and patient safety programs.
• Ensures compliance with clinical standards and policies.

Skills

Nursing assessment

Patient education

Clinical coordination

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nursing

Tools

EMR / EHR systems

Job description

NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island in East Meadow, NY, seeks an Ambulatory Care Nurse to support coordination, integration, communication, implementation and evaluation of nursing practice and clinical policies. The role includes data collection and collaboration with licensed providers to develop patient-centered care plans.

The position involves administering treatments and medications, triage, wound care, public health guidance, and health teaching to diverse patient populations, while