OBGYN Nurse Associate (RN) - Clinic & Research Coordinator

UChicago Medicine; Illinois; On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

UChicago Medicine's Hyde Park clinic seeks a Nurse Associate (RN) to join the OBGYN team, coordinating diagnostic and therapeutic regimens for a defined patient group and serving as liaison among physicians, researchers and patients.

The role includes assisting physicians in clinic, triaging calls, counseling patients, coordinating tests and admissions, and supporting clinical research activities. Requires Illinois RN license and 2+ years of RN experience in a community health setting.

Qualifications

• Must have experience working in a community health setting.
• Must be actively licensed Registered Nurse (RN) in Illinois.
• Must have a minimum of two years' experience working as an RN.
• ADN nurses must enroll in BSN within 6-9 months and complete BSN within 30 months with tuition reimbursement.

Responsibilities

• Triage patient phone calls and coordinate physician responses.
• Assist physician in clinic with examinations, tests and procedures; monitor vitals under sedation.
• Counsels patients on lifestyle, medications, side effects, and interactions.
• Communicate follow-up appointments and needed pre-operative testing to clinic staff.
• Arrange admissions and coordinate tests with fellows, attendings, and nursing staff.
• Support research programs by screening patients and handling data entry.

Skills

RN experience

Community health

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nursing

ADN to BSN progression

Job description

UChicago Medicine's Hyde Park clinic seeks a Nurse Associate (RN) to join the OBGYN team, coordinating diagnostic and therapeutic regimens for a defined patient group and serving as liaison among physicians, researchers and patients.

The role includes assisting physicians in clinic, triaging calls, counseling patients, coordinating tests and admissions, and supporting clinical research activities. Requires Illinois RN license and 2+ years of RN experience in a community health setting.