Nurse Coordinator Surgery NP 4

Yale New Haven Health; New Haven (CT); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking healthcare organization as a Nurse Coordinator for Oncology Multispecialty Care Centers. In this pivotal role, you will navigate patients and families through their care journey, ensuring they receive the necessary information and support. You will collaborate with a dedicated Disease Team, coordinating care from initial referral to treatment planning. Your expertise in oncology nursing will help bridge the gap between various healthcare services, making a meaningful impact on patient outcomes. If you are passionate about patient-centered care and thrive in a dynamic environment, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Nursing highly preferred; Master's Degree in Health-related field preferred.
• 3 years experience in adult inpatient services or ambulatory oncology service.

Responsibilities

• Collects patient data for assessment and develops education plans.
• Coordinates care and facilitates patient participation in treatment planning sessions.

Skills

Patient Assessment

Care Coordination

Patient Education

Oncology Nursing

Clinical Research

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Nursing

Master's Degree in Health-related field

Job description

Overview

To be part of our organization, every employee should understand and share in the YNHHS Vision, support our Mission, and live our Values. These values - integrity, patient-centered, respect, accountability, and compassion - must guide what we do, as individuals and professionals, every day.

The Nurse Coordinator for Oncology Multispecialty Care Centers (OMCC) is an integral member of an assigned Disease Team. The OMCC Nurse Coordinator focuses on: 1) navigating the patient and family across care settings according to the established patient care plan, 2) ensuring that the patient/family have appropriate information, understand and have the capacity to adhere to the medical plan, and 3) bridging between the various consultants, services, points of care encountered by patient/family. The primary roles of this provider are serving as a consistent primary contact for new patients and their families, partnering with the Intake Assistant to expedite entry of new patients into the system and collaborating with Disease Team members to ensure coordination of care across the continuum for the designated patient population. The OMCC Nurse Coordinator synchronizes patient/family care across care settings beginning with the initial referral and consultative visit and ending with handoff at a designated point determined by the specific disease team (will vary according to patient population and disease team preferences). The OMCC Nurse Coordinator interfaces with point of care staff in accordance with the plan for patient care, educates patients and families based on determination of learning needs, and communicates plan detail to patient/family, physicians, mid-level providers, others involved in the patient's care.

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Responsibilities

• 1. Clinical Practice: Patient/Family Assessment (Initial and Ongoing)
• 1.1 Collects Level II* patient data for new patients using established assessment form prior to initial visit to assess patient/family current and projected future needs; Note: Level II patient data includes physical and psychosocial history, current medical status, medication review, teaching/learning evaluation
• 2. Clinical Practice: Patient/Family Education
• 2.1 Develops a patient/family education plan based on assessment findings relevant to teaching learning topics, styles and the identification of special needs and preferences.
• 3. Clinical Practice: Care Coordination and Patient/Family Referral
• 3.1 Alerts Tumor Board Coordinator to place patient on listing for treatment planning session and, if patient will be present, facilitates patient participation; attends treatment planning sessions and documents treatment plans formulated.
• 4. Clinical Practice: Clinical Research
• 4.1 Identifies candidates for open clinical trials and communicates to physician, mid-level provider and assigned research nurse; collaborates with Research Nurses to ensure follow-through on clinical trials accrual of individual patients.
• 5. Clinical Program Support
• 5.1 Oversees Intake Assistant performance by analyzing accuracy and completeness of data compiled on new patients and observing patient/family interactions; provides feedback to supervisor.
• 6. Professional Development
• 6.1 Sets and strives to meet annual goals for professional development
• 7. Addendum: When needed or as assigned, performs practice/clinic nurse function as outlined in Clinical Nurse in the Ambulatory Practice/Outpatient Multispecialty Care Center functional description/overview

Qualifications

EDUCATION

Bachelor's Degree in Nursing highly preferred; Master's Degree in Health-related field preferred

EXPERIENCE

A minimum of three (3) years experience in adult inpatient services, ambulatory oncology service or operating room. Oncology experience preferred

LICENSURE

Connecticut RN license;

SPECIAL SKILLS

Connecticut RN license; Oncology Nursing Society certification (OCN, AOCN) desirable

Additional Information

3 years Oncology or Surgical Nursing experience CT RN License Required, Oncology Experience Preferred, Oncology Certification Preferred, BSN Required
YNHHS Requisition ID

125274