At IntellaTriage, we prioritize patient care by ensuring that expert nurses are available around the clock for critical triage. Our remote work model empowers you to provide essential support without the daily commute, allowing you to focus on what really matters—patient health.
Requirements
- Compact Nursing License is essential; willingness to obtain it is also acceptable.
- A minimum of three years as a Registered Nurse, with experience in Emergency, Critical Care, or Surgical Services.
- Proficiency with technology, including navigating multiple applications while documenting calls.
- Strong typing skills for efficient communication.
- Fluency in English is required; knowledge of additional languages is a plus.
- Must reside in a Compact state and be legally eligible to work in the U.S.
- Commitment to complete a structured three-week training orientation.
- Availability for two out of every three weekends, including holidays.
- Experience multitasking and maintaining composure during high-call volumes.
- Ability to communicate empathetically with patients and families while adhering to protocols.
- Willingness to maintain CEUs as required by state regulations.
- Pass background and nursing license checks.
Benefits
- Hourly wage starts at $25 for trained nurses.
- Accrual of Paid Time Off based on hours worked each year.
- Three additional paid sick days annually.
- Eligibility for our 401(k) plan, supporting your financial future.
You’ll Be a Great Fit If...
You thrive in a role that allows you to make a direct impact on patient care. You should enjoy working independently, while also resting assured that your actions contribute to a larger team effort. Your problem-solving skills should shine when navigating complex calls, with an inclination to remain calm and collected under pressure. A home workstation that facilitates focus—free from distractions—is essential. If you value the flexibility of remote work and have a natural knack for technology, you’ll likely find this role not just rewarding, but fulfilling. Working with us means prioritizing patient well-being while finding balance in your own life.
