Night-Shift Virtual Patient Safety Attendant

Virtual Nursing Services, LLC; Franklin (TN); On-site; USD 2,066,000 - 3,031,000; Full time

Job summary

The Virtual Patient Safety Attendant is responsible for providing continuous virtual observation of assigned patients to ensure their safety and well‑being in a hospital setting. This role serves as the first line of notification to hospital staff regarding changes in patient conditions or behaviors that may present safety risks, and uses two‑way audio software to verbally redirect patients when necessary.

All actions are performed in compliance with hospital policies and confidentiality

Qualifications

• 1–2 years acute care experience preferred.
• 1–2 years experience as a Certification Nurse Assistant/Medical Assistant (CNA) preferred.

Responsibilities

• Maintains continuous observation of up to 16 virtual patients and reports safety concerns to staff.
• Notifies nursing staff immediately when a patient requires assistance.
• Uses two-way audio software to verbally redirect patients to prevent injury or hazards.
• Participates in shift hand-offs with detailed reports on behaviors and safety issues.
• Completes documentation for virtual patients, including interventions and communications with bedside staff.
• Communicates with hospital personnel when a patient poses risks, ensuring timely support.
• Assists in training new staff and conducts competency checks for safety protocols.
• Adheres to patient safety, privacy, and hospital compliance policies.
• Engages in continuing education on virtual sitter practices and technologies.

Skills

Acute care experience

CNA/MA certification

Education

CNA Certification

Job description

The Virtual Patient Safety Attendant is responsible for providing continuous virtual observation of assigned patients to ensure their safety and well‑being in a hospital setting. This role serves as the first line of notification to hospital staff regarding changes in patient conditions or behaviors that may present safety risks, and uses two‑way audio software to verbally redirect patients when necessary.

All actions are performed in compliance with hospital policies and confidentiality