Bilingual RN — Spanish/English, Community Health Leader

Lyon-Martin Community Health Services; San Francisco (CA); In loco; USD 97.000 - 118.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Full benefits

3% 403b match

Professional development funds

Descrizione del lavoro

Lyon-Martin Community Health Services seeks a bilingual Spanish/English Registered Nurse (RN) to provide clinically appropriate care through clinic visits, telehealth, and phone outreach. The RN will act as a clinical leader, promoting holistic care and collaboration across the medical team.

The role emphasizes serving diverse, safety-net populations, with trauma-informed, harm-reduction approaches and strong teamwork with medical assistants, care coordinators, and providers.

Competenze

• Graduation from accredited nursing program.
• Possession of valid California RN license.
• Two years direct patient care experience; ambulatory care/community health center preferred.
• BLS/CPR certification required.
• Experience with EMR systems.

Mansioni

• Provide clinically appropriate nursing care within license scope via clinic and telehealth visits and phone communication.
• Act as clinical leader to promote holistic care and optimize therapeutic outcomes.
• Coordinate care for medically complex patients including hospital transfers and procedure coordination.
• Assist with prescription issues, prior authorizations, and pharmacy troubleshooting.
• Uphold Lyon-Martin policies and advocate for anti-racism, inclusivity, and trauma-informed care.

Conoscenze

Bilingual Spanish/English

RN License

Ambulatory Care

Phone/Telehealth Care

Formazione

Nursing degree

Strumenti

Electronic Medical Records

Descrizione del lavoro

Lyon-Martin Community Health Services seeks a bilingual Spanish/English Registered Nurse (RN) to provide clinically appropriate care through clinic visits, telehealth, and phone outreach. The RN will act as a clinical leader, promoting holistic care and collaboration across the medical team.

The role emphasizes serving diverse, safety-net populations, with trauma-informed, harm-reduction approaches and strong teamwork with medical assistants, care coordinators, and providers.