Ambulatory RN, Endocrinology

Main Line Health; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off (up to 160 hours)

Employee discounts

Free employee parking

Job summary

Main Line HealthCare’s Endocrinology Practice at the Riddle Hospital Campus is seeking an Ambulatory Registered Nurse. This role focuses on compassionate, patient-centered care for diabetes and thyroid conditions, with care coordination, education, and timely communication to promote positive outcomes.

Join a collaborative team that partners with providers and the broader care team. The day-shift schedule offers work-life balance, with opportunities to grow in a mission-driven environment within

Qualifications

• 3 years of experience in ambulatory clinical nursing settings, specialty practice, and/or provider office.
• Strong telephone triage experience with patient assessment, prioritization, and follow-up communication.
• Experience supporting endocrinology care, diabetes education, and insurance or prior authorization processes preferred.

Responsibilities

• Care coordination for endocrine patients.
• Patient education on diabetes, thyroid conditions, and related therapies.
• Medication management and timely refills.
• Telephone triage and patient follow-up.
• Support of individualized endocrine care plans.

Skills

Ambulatory nursing

Telephone triage

Diabetes education

Endocrinology care

Education

ASN or BSN nursing program

Job description

Could you be our next Ambulatory Registered Nurse at Main Line HealthCare's Endocrinology Practice on the Riddle Hospital Campus?

Join a collaborative team committed to delivering compassionate, patient-centered care and making a meaningful difference in the lives of patients throughout the Main Line Health community.

Why work as an Ambulatory Registered Nurse?

Make an Impact!

At Main Line Health, you are part of a team that values clinical excellence, compassion, and the opportunity to improve the health and well-being of our community. In this role, you will support patients managing diabetes, thyroid conditions, and other endocrine-related needs through care coordination, patient education, medication management, and timely communication that helps promote positive outcomes.

Get Involved!

Bring your nursing expertise to a practice environment where collaboration and connection matters. As part of the Riddle Endocrinology team, you will partner closely with providers, patients, and the broader care team while using your clinical judgment in telephone triage, medication refills, patient follow-up, and ongoing support of individualized endocrine care plans.

Join the Team!

Like our patients, the Main Line Health family includes individuals with a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and talents. We are united by a shared purpose: providing superior service and care. If you are looking to grow your nursing career in a supportive, mission-driven environment, we invite you to explore this opportunity with us.

Position-Specific Benefits include:

This position offers a day-shift schedule with no weekends or holidays, supporting work-life balance while allowing you to build meaningful connections with patients and the care team. Main Line Health also offers paid time off up to 160 hours based on employment status, employee discounts, and free employee parking.

Position:

Registered Nurse RN - Ambulatory Endocrinology

Shift:

Day shift, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM - no weekends or holidays!

Experience:

• 1. 3 years of experience in an ambulatory clinical nursing setting, specialty practice, and/or provider office.
• 2. Strong telephone triage experience, including patient assessment, clinical prioritization, and follow-up communication.
• 3. Experience supporting endocrinology care, medication refills, diabetes-related patient education, and insurance or prior authorization processes preferred.

Education:

Graduate of an accredited ASN or BSN nursing program.

Licensures/Certifications:

• 1. Current Pennsylvania RN license.
• 2. Provider BLS certification through the American Heart Association or American Red Cross required.