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Longevity Health is seeking an RN Field Coordinator to blend patient care with administrative coordination across long-term care facilities. You will travel to nursing homes to support clinicians, prescreen enrollees, and ensure smooth transitions of care while educating facility staff on our model of care.
The role requires an active RN license, valid driver’s license, and 2+ years nursing experience, with a focus on care coordination and working with EMR systems. Travel is expected.
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Longevity Health’s Statement of Purpose is to improve the health and quality of life of nursing home residents by caring for their unique medical, social, and emotional needs.
Job Summary:
This role blends hands‑on patient care with administrative coordination in long‑term care settings. The RN Field Coordinator is instrumental in supporting Longevity Health’s Institutional Special Needs Plan (I‑SNP), ensuring smooth transitions of care, and educating facility staff on our clinical model. The RN Field Coordinator will travel to various Nursing Homes upon request and assignment by the Market Director of Clinical Services (MDCS).
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Company Overview
Longevity Health is a national provider of Institutional Special Needs Plans (I‑SNP), created to meet the complex healthcare needs of nursing home residents. Since our founding in 2018, we've expanded our services across several states and formed strategic partnerships to deliver high‑quality, patient‑centered care. We are actively growing, with plans to continue expanding our services across the nation.
Longevity Health is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We value diversity and encourage applicants of all backgrounds to apply.
COVID-19 Vaccination Policy
Longevity Health follows federal and state regulations regarding COVID-19 vaccinations. Some facilities may still require staff vaccinations to protect the health of residents. Applicants will be required to provide proof of vaccination, or an approved exemption, where applicable.
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