LUNG NODULE COORDINATOR PULMONARY CLINIC/FULL-TIME

POSITION SUMMARY: The Lung Nodule Coordinator leads and facilitates the development, implementation, and ongoing adherence to identifying and treating lung nodule patient populations. The Lung Nodule Coordinator works under the supervision of the Director of Pulmonology, Clinic Manager, Pulmonary Specialists, and Cardiothoracic Surgeons. This position develops systems of care that monitor patient progress and promote early intervention. Work effectively with other healthcare team members to optimize interventions and manage community outreach to promote disease awareness and the offerings of the specific clinic focus. The Lung Nodule Coordination will manage the utilization and practice metrics to refine the delivery of care model to maximize clinical, quality, and fiscal outcomes. The RN Coordinator also ensures these programs adhere to the mission and vision of CSV.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

EDUCATION:  Graduate of an accredited school of nursing with an ADN, BSN, or MSN degree

CERTIFICATION/LICENSES: Hold a valid NM RN license. Current BLS certification; ACLS within 6 months

SKILLS:

• Excellent reading, writing, and editing skills in English


• Familiarity with Epic and ability to effectively evaluate medical records


• Must be able to understand graphical displays of data


• Strong organizational skills


• Must be self-directed


• Excellent telephone and communication skills


• Ability to articulate information or data to multiple audiences with varying levels of knowledge and expertise


• Demonstrate skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

EXPERIENCE: 3+ years of nursing experience in a critical care setting or RN level experience for the related specialty; One (1) to two (2) years of Quality Improvement experience desired.

NATURE OF SUPERVISION: 

-Responsible to: Pulmonary Clinic Manager

ENVIRONMENT:

- Bloodborne pathogen

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Ability to move around the hospital to all units/departments; requires close work, good vision, and fine motor dexterity.