RN, Registered Nurse (Primary Care Concierge Medicine, No Weekends)

About you:

• Active California RN license
• Minimum of three (3) years as an RN in a hospital or outpatient clinic
• Bachelor’s degree required, BSN preferred
• Excellent communication and written skills
• The ability to harness independence and autonomy, when necessary, as well as the ability to work seamlessly as part of a team
• Flexibility and willingness to occasionally work after hours or on weekends, if necessary
• Positive and proactive!
• Sound clinical and personal judgment and professional demeanor
• Proven leader with track record of providing extraordinary patient care and customer service
• Advanced computer literacy, primarily with Apple products

What will you be doing in this role?

• Provide world class, comprehensive, customized nursing care to our patients - this includes seeing patients in our office for appointments and doing house calls as needed to the patients' homes
• Work closely with teams of doctors and patient care coordinators to ensure best patient health and satisfaction outcomes
• In addition to working with patients in the Private Medical office, you will prepare for and execute all-inclusive visits to patients’ homes and offices
• Perform blood draws, IV therapies, therapeutic phlebotomy, and routine and travel vaccinations
• Correspond directly with patients on a routine basis, fostering a relationship of trust and reliability
• Coordinate prescriptions and refills with pharmacies worldwide
• Document all therapies, procedures, medications, and clinically relevant patient interaction into the electronic medical record

Whats in it for you?

• A competitive starting salary commensurate with experience and skills
• 401(k) with a match (up to 3% of salary)
• Robust health benefits and paid time off
• 10 paid holidays off & 1 floating holiday
• ...and most importantly more time to provide outstanding care for patients and work with great colleagues!

At Private Medical, we know that a great experience for patients, physicians, and the entire team transpires when people from different geographies, religions, ethnicities, political affiliations, genders, abilities, and creeds engage in collaboration. It is vital that we remain curious and compassionate towards ourselves and others, that we celebrate the new perspectives diversity invites us to see, and that we learn and adapt to the influence of our community to foster a safe and collaborative space.