Nurse

Company Description Tamberly McCoy MD is a medical practice serving individuals and families in the Owensboro, KY community. The practice is dedicated to providing attentive, patient-centered care in a professional and respectful environment. Team members work closely with the physician and support staff to deliver high-quality clinical services and a positive experience for every patient. The practice values reliability, compassion, and clear communication in all interactions. Joining this team offers the opportunity to make a direct impact on patient well-being in a close-knit clinical setting.

Role Description This is part-time hands on- Nurse role based in Owensboro, KY. The Nurse will provide direct patient care, including , taking vital signs, documenting medical histories, and assisting with procedures as directed by the physician. Responsibilities include administering medications and injections as permitted by licensure, coordinating diagnostic tests, and supporting patient education on treatment plans, medications, and follow-up care. The Nurse will maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation, help manage appointment flow. The role also involves collaborating with the physician and staff, triaging patient calls and inquiries, and supporting infection control and safety protocols in the practice.

Qualifications

• Current, active nursing license (LPN or RN) in the state of Kentucky; graduation from an accredited nursing program.
• Demonstrated clinical skills in vital signs assessment, medication administration, basic wound care, and assisting with exams and procedures, experience with precerts and prior authorizations.
• Strong patient communication skills, with the ability to explain care plans clearly and provide compassionate, trauma-informed support.
• Solid documentation and organizational abilities, including accurate charting in electronic or paper records and effective time management.
• Commitment to infection control, safety standards, and confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA and relevant regulations.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a small practice setting, adapt to changing clinical needs, and take initiative in supporting team workflows.
• Basic computer skills and comfort with medical software or electronic health records; willingness to learn new systems.
• Prior experience in outpatient or primary care settings is beneficial but not required.