Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Nurse

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Nurse – Remote

Join Our Growing Clinical Team!

We are seeking compassionate, detail-oriented Registered Nurses (RNs) or Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) to join our Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) team. This is a fully remote position where you will monitor patients' vital signs, identify clinical trends, and collaborate with providers to improve patient outcomes.

Responsibilities:

• Monitor daily patient vital signs through our Remote Patient Monitoring platform.
• Review blood pressure, pulse, oxygen saturation, weight, blood glucose, temperature, and other biometric data.
• Identify abnormal trends and elevate clinically significant findings to the appropriate provider.
• Communicate with patients by phone to assess symptoms, provide education, and encourage adherence to care plans.
• Document all patient interactions and clinical interventions accurately in the electronic medical record.
• Collaborate with nurse practitioners, physicians, and the clinical team to ensure timely follow-up.
• Meet Medicare RPM documentation requirements while delivering high-quality patient care.

Qualifications:

• Active RN or LPN license in good standing.
• Strong assessment and critical thinking skills.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Comfortable using electronic medical records and remote monitoring technology.
• Ability to work independently while managing multiple patients efficiently.
• Reliable high-speed internet and a quiet home office environment.

What We Offer:

• 100% remote work
• Flexible scheduling
• Competitive compensation
• Supportive clinical leadership
• Opportunity to grow with a rapidly expanding healthcare organization
• Meaningful work helping patients manage chronic conditions from the comfort of their homes

Medical Director Services PC was founded in 2016 when SNF’s were shifting a focus on value at the same time treating residents with higher level of acuity. MDS PC puts an emphasis on quality and customer service first. Another crucial focus is treating in place when possible and reducing unnecessary hospitalizations.