In-Home RN Educator for Patient Training

Abbott Laboratories; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 61,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Per-diem role

Job summary

Abbott Laboratories is seeking an RN trainer for a per-diem role serving Massachusetts locations such as Martha's Vineyard and Boston. You will remotely schedule training, travel to patients’ homes, demonstrate proper use of PT/INR equipment, and document training records while maintaining secure communications and reliable transportation.

Requirements include current RN license, clinical experience, and preference for anticoagulation/homecare exposure.

Qualifications

• The Trainer must have clinical experience.
• Direct experience/exposure to anticoagulation management or homecare is preferred
• Health education training experience a definite plus
• No lifting over 15 pounds required without assistance

Responsibilities

• Remotely set up training appointment directly with the customer/caregiver
• Travel to the customers home setting within the general geographic location of the Trainer's home
• Demonstrate and instruct the customer and/or their caregiver on the proper use and care of the PT/INR equipment.
• Explain test reporting options
• Communicate and present themselves in a professional manner
• Accurately document and submit patient training records electronically
• Maintain communications with Acelis Connected Health by cell phone, email and internet access
• Utilize secure encrypted email to communicate anything that includes customers PHI
• Have reliable transportation

Skills

Registered Nurse

Education

RN license

Job description

Abbott Laboratories is seeking an RN trainer for a per-diem role serving Massachusetts locations such as Martha's Vineyard and Boston. You will remotely schedule training, travel to patients’ homes, demonstrate proper use of PT/INR equipment, and document training records while maintaining secure communications and reliable transportation.

Requirements include current RN license, clinical experience, and preference for anticoagulation/homecare exposure.