Wound Care Nurse

Summary of Role The Wound Care Nurse plays a vital role in assuring quality, safety, service, and access within our Advanced Healing Centers. This is a multi-function, cross‑trained role focusing on: 1. Patient Care Coordination 2. Wound Care Nursing Support 3. Delivery of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy The position is designed for licensed nurses (LVNs) and experienced clinical staff with wound care backgrounds. All team members receive best‑in‑class training in wound care and hyperbarics. Duties and Responsibilities Patient Care Coordination Greet patients and visitors, answer phones, and schedule appointments professionally and timely. Process referrals (faxed, in‑house, or provider calls) and obtain PCP referrals when required. Ensure complete and accurate registration, including demographics and insurance. Verify insurance benefits, secure prior authorizations, and communicate requirements to patients. Place outbound calls to schedule and follow‑up. Coordinate referrals and provide “white glove” service to partners and patients. Wound Care Nursing Support Assist providers with wound care procedures and patient visits. Obtain chief complaint, histories (medical, surgical, social, family), and review of systems. Take and record vitals, document in EMR, and assist with clinical orders. Track and maintain medical/office supply inventory. Maintain accurate records including allergies, medications, histories, and external medical records. Follow all emergency protocols and know protocol locations. Hyperbarics Deliver hyperbaric medicine to patients per established protocols. Perform pre‑ and post‑dive vitals and glucose testing. Inspect and maintain hyperbaric chambers daily. Ensure compliance with all applicable hyperbaric safety codes. Maintain complete patient records for each treatment session. Remain knowledgeable of emergency procedures. Qualifications Licensure/Certification Pathways (at least one required): Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) – Texas Board of Nursing, or Medical Assistant certification from accredited program (must obtain within set timeframe if not currently certified). BLS certification required. Prior wound care or hyperbaric experience preferred. Strong multi‑tasking and organizational skills. Excellent communication (written and verbal). Compassionate, patient‑focused bedside manner. Team‑oriented with a positive attitude and professional demeanor. Valid Texas driver’s license. Why Join R3? If you value working closely with patients, celebrating their healing journey, and being part of a collaborative clinical team, this role offers both fulfillment and professional growth. You’ll gain specialized training in advanced wound care and hyperbarics, while making a direct impact on patient outcomes every day. #J-18808-Ljbffr