Virtual Heart Failure Transitional Care Nurse

University of Maryland Medical System; Linthicum (MD); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Maryland Medical System is seeking a Senior Clinical Nurse II for the Virtual Heart Failure Transitional Care Bridge Clinic. This role focuses on telehealth-based nursing support for patients transitioning from hospital to home, ensuring effective symptom management and care coordination.

The ideal candidate will have an active RN license in Maryland, recent experience in cardiology or transitional care, and strong critical thinking skills. The position offers a chance to collaborate with an interdisciplinary team committed to improving patient outcomes through innovative care strategies.

Qualifications

• Active RN license in Maryland or Compact State eligibility.
• BSN preferred or required based on organizational standards.
• Recent clinical experience in cardiology or acute care strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide telehealth nursing support for heart failure patients.
• Conduct clinical assessments and patient education.
• Collaborate with care management and providers on care plans.

Skills

Critical thinking

Clinical assessment

Patient engagement

Motivational interviewing

Telehealth technology

Team collaboration

Education

Active RN license in Maryland

BSN preferred

Tools

Electronic health records

Virtual communication platforms

Job description

The University of Maryland Medical System is seeking a Senior Clinical Nurse II for the Virtual Heart Failure Transitional Care Bridge Clinic. This role focuses on telehealth-based nursing support for patients transitioning from hospital to home, ensuring effective symptom management and care coordination.

The ideal candidate will have an active RN license in Maryland, recent experience in cardiology or transitional care, and strong critical thinking skills. The position offers a chance to collaborate with an interdisciplinary team committed to improving patient outcomes through innovative care strategies.