About the job
At Atria Health, we provide innovative preventive healthcare services that prioritize your well-being. Our membership-based practice offers advanced primary and specialty care, conveniently accessible from your home or at our facilities in Palm Beach and New York.
Our collaborative approach unites a multidisciplinary team of esteemed in-house physicians dedicated to delivering proactive and precision-driven healthcare tailored to the unique needs of our members and their families. We strive to enhance both the lifespan and healthspan of our members through comprehensive screenings and personalized interventions aimed at preventing, reversing, or managing chronic diseases.
Each member's healthcare journey is overseen by a Chief Medical Officer who works closely with a network of specialists across various fields, including cardiology, neurology, pediatrics, gynecology, and endocrinology. Our exceptional clinicians also partner with over 60 experts from the Atria Academy of Science & Medicine, ensuring rapid access to consultations, support, and referrals.
As a Per Diem Pediatric Registered Nurse at Atria, you will deliver personalized and exceptional healthcare to our pediatric patients. Key responsibilities include:
- Collaborating with Atria pediatricians and advanced care practitioners to provide preventive, primary, and urgent care to members both at home and within the institute.
- Delivering tailored nursing care to pediatric patients and fostering strong relationships with each member.
- Executing minor procedures, including vaccinations, phlebotomy, and peripheral IV insertion for medication administration under a provider's authority.
- Conducting point-of-care testing at home, such as rapid COVID-19, flu, and strep tests.
- Collecting and processing samples using medical testing equipment available at the institute.
- Completing necessary documentation for members as required.
- Assisting with administrative tasks related to clinical practice, including medication inventory, supply ordering, and scheduling visits.
- Communicating effectively with primary care and specialty clinical staff within a team-based care model.
- Educating members about Atria's offerings, including medication kits, telemedicine tools, and guidance on managing acute and chronic conditions.
- Triage member calls to assess potential sick visits.
- Maintaining and upkeeping professional licenses, certifications, state requirements, and national credentials.
- Documenting and managing medical records for members accurately.