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Innovative Hematology, Inc. (IHI) in Indianapolis seeks a Thrombosis RN‑CC to coordinate anticoagulation and thrombosis care across inpatient and outpatient settings, focusing on patient safety, follow‑up, education, surgery coordination, and quality initiatives.
You will work with providers, pharmacy, PSC, and multidisciplinary teams to improve continuity of care, monitor overdue INR testing, support perioperative planning, and educate patients and families while documenting care in the EMR.
At Innovative Hematology, Inc. (IHI), we offer a future where people with rare blood disorders flourish. Our experts provide the highest quality comprehensive services and holistic care to patients with bleeding, clotting, and other hematologic disorders, and to their families.
As the Thrombosis RNCC you will support comprehensive anticoagulation and thrombosis care coordination across the lifespan, with a focus on patient safety, follow‑up, education, surgery coordination, and quality initiatives. This role works collaboratively with providers, pharmacy, PSC, and multidisciplinary teams to improve continuity of care and ensure timely patient management.
Coordinate care for patients receiving anticoagulation and thrombosis‑related services across inpatient and outpatient settings. Monitor and assist with follow‑up for overdue INR testing, including outreach through phone calls, portal messaging, and coordination with providers/pharmacy teams as appropriate. Assist in identifying and addressing overdue office visits for anticoagulation patients, including collaboration with PSC, providers, and use of dashboards or reporting tools (e.g., PowerBI) to support follow‑up workflows. Support perioperative anticoagulation planning by gathering initial surgical information from patients and/or surgical offices, including completion of standardized intake forms and documentation. Coordinate mailing or distribution of surgery plans, educational materials, and medication samples as needed. Review hospitalization and emergency department notifications related to thrombosis or anticoagulation care and provide appropriate follow‑up, including patient outreach, coordination of care, and re‑education when indicated. Track and document anticoagulation‑related events using standardized encounter workflows and templates, including review of outside records and CareWeb documentation. Provide anticoagulation education and reinforcement to patients and families as needed, including medication compliance, safety precautions, and perioperative instructions. Assist with transition of care coordination for thrombosis and hematology patients, including facilitation of referrals and ensuring successful establishment with outside providers when needed. Respond to patient and provider questions related to existing surgery plans, anticoagulation instructions, or plan clarification. Support follow‑up and monitoring related to the "7‑2‑1" rule and other thrombosis‑specific clinical initiatives for patients starting anticoagulation therapy. Participate in ongoing review and maintenance of thrombosis and anticoagulation program documents, policies, workflows, and educational resources to support Anticoagulation Center of Excellence (ACCOE) standards. Collaborate with pharmacy, nursing, providers, and administrative teams to improve workflows, identify care gaps, and support quality improvement initiatives. Utilize critical thinking skills to identify patients needing additional support, intervention, or escalation, rather than solely performing task‑based follow‑up. Maintain accurate, timely documentation within the electronic medical record and applicable tracking systems.