ASC Registered Nurse: Patient Care & EMR Coordinator

Anne Arundel Urology, P.A.; Annapolis (MD); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Anne Arundel Urology, P.A. is seeking an ASC Registered Nurse (RN) to assess patient health problems, develop care plans, and maintain medical records in a busy ambulatory surgery center setting.

The RN administers nursing care to ill or injured patients and collaborates with the healthcare team to ensure safe, effective treatment. Requirements include a graduate of an accredited nursing program (BSN preferred), active RN license, BLS certification (ACLS preferred), and 1–2 years of clinical

Qualifications

• Graduate of accredited nursing program; BSN preferred.
• Active RN license and BLS certification; ACLS preferred.
• Experience in urology nursing is preferred.
• Able to document care plans and communicate physician orders clearly.
• Demonstrates HIPAA compliance and patient confidentiality.

Responsibilities

• Assess patient problems in office and via phone to determine disposition.
• Document all communication in EMR and coordinate with healthcare team.
• Communicate treatment plans and lab/imaging results to patients.
• Prepare rooms, instruments, and supplies; maintain stock of supplies.
• Instruct patients and families on health education and disease prevention.

Skills

Communication skills

Empathy & compassion

HIPAA compliance

Stress management

Team collaboration

Verbal & written communication

Patient education

Education

BSN preferred

Accredited nursing program

Tools

EMR

Job description

Anne Arundel Urology, P.A. is seeking an ASC Registered Nurse (RN) to assess patient health problems, develop care plans, and maintain medical records in a busy ambulatory surgery center setting.

The RN administers nursing care to ill or injured patients and collaborates with the healthcare team to ensure safe, effective treatment. Requirements include a graduate of an accredited nursing program (BSN preferred), active RN license, BLS certification (ACLS preferred), and 1–2 years of clinical