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Licensed Practical Nurse - part-time

  • Part-time
  • US
  • Remote

2023-05-12 02:27:14 UTC

The Role

Gradia Health is looking to hire someone part-time (hourly pay & very flexible) who is a licensed practical nurse (LPN). This is a remote role and the typical hours per week will be 10-15 hours, starting out slowly and increasing over the first month.

Some background on the company: we're on a mission to provide an integrated, holistic care experience for patients with chronic conditions — starting with those suffering from digestive issues. Gradia was founded by two Stanford engineers and has been backed by world-class investors, including those who wrote the first checks into Airbnb, Instacart, and Dropbox. We're extremely well-capitalized and have recently hit an inflection point, so there's no better time to join.

What You'll Do:

  • Conduct virtual patient assessments and screening for social determinants of health via telemedicine.

  • Assist in virtual medication management and reconciliation services to ensure medication adherence.

  • Connect patients with community resources to address social determinants of health.

  • Provide virtual patient education and counseling for chronic condition management.

  • Collaborate with healthcare professionals for coordinated, patient-centered virtual care.

Requirements:

  • Active practical nurse licensure with at least 2 years of experience in direct patient care, preferably in remote/telemedicine settings.

  • Experience in comprehensive patient assessments, individualized care plans, and medication management using telemedicine technologies for chronic conditions, especially digestive issues.

  • Familiarity with electronic health record systems and compliance with healthcare documentation and privacy regulations in remote care settings.

  • Proven ability to connect patients with community resources and provide virtual education and counseling to manage chronic conditions and address social determinants of health using secure telemedicine technologies.


Remote restrictions

  • Must be a resident of United States