Ambulatory Care RN: Serving Native Communities

Socket.dev; Crownpoint (NM); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Akicita Federal in Crownpoint, NM, is seeking a Registered Nurse to deliver ambulatory and outpatient care to Native communities across three clinic sites within the Crownpoint Service Unit. You will provide direct nursing care, triage, and patient education in a mission-driven setting.

You will coordinate with physicians and specialists, document accurately, and apply culturally sensitive practices to respect Navajo traditions.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct ambulatory and outpatient nursing care to a diverse patient population, including triage, assessment, treatment, and patient education
• Perform clinical evaluations and nursing interventions in accordance with established standards of practice, facility protocols, and applicable state and federal regulations
• Document patient encounters, nursing assessments, and care outcomes accurately and in a timely manner using facility health information systems
• Coordinate with interdisciplinary care teams — including physicians, specialists, and support staff — to ensure continuity and quality of patient care
• Apply culturally sensitive practices that reflect respect for American Indian and Alaska Native traditions, values, and healthcare perspectives
• Adhere to infection control procedures, proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and all patient safety standards
• Participate in orientation activities and remain current with facility policies, Joint Commission standards, CMS requirements, and AAAHC guidelines

Job description

Akicita Federal in Crownpoint, NM, is seeking a Registered Nurse to deliver ambulatory and outpatient care to Native communities across three clinic sites within the Crownpoint Service Unit. You will provide direct nursing care, triage, and patient education in a mission-driven setting.

You will coordinate with physicians and specialists, document accurately, and apply culturally sensitive practices to respect Navajo traditions.