Obstetrics and Gynecology Ambulatory Registered Nurse- Montage Medical Group

Montage Health

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Obstetrics and Gynecology Ambulatory RN serves as a clinical partner to MMG physicians and advanced practice providers, supporting patients across the spectrum of women’s health, including prenatal, postpartum, gynecologic, and preventative care within the outpatient setting. This role emphasizes patient safety, telephone triage, care coordination, and management of obstetric and gynecologic conditions. The Ambulatory RN comprehensively assesses patient health status to support the development, execution, and evaluation of individualized and population-based care plans. This role utilizes clinical judgment, data, and evidence-based guidelines to drive high-quality care. Key dimensions of this position include care coordination, patient safety, quality outcomes, teamwork, patient education, and population health management.

Requirements

Associate’s Degree – Nursing
BLS
A minimum of 3 years of practice as an RN (acute care experience preferred) with at least 1 year of OB/GYN experience.
Experience with electronic medical record documentation.
Working knowledge of quality standards and evidence-based practice.
California licensed Registered Nurse.
Strong letters of recommendation (2).
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Patient-centric problem-solving skills
Critical thinking skills
Epic clinical documentation
Ability to effectively collaborate across a multidisciplinary care team

Responsibilities

Women’s Health Population Management & Care Coordination Serves as a primary RN resource for patients across obstetric and gynecologic care, including prenatal, postpartum, and routine gynecologic conditions
Collaborates with physicians and advanced practice providers to develop, implement, and evaluate evidence-based care plans
Follows up with patients regarding abnormal laboratory and diagnostic results in accordance with standing orders and provider guidance, including patient notification, education, and coordination of next steps
Monitors patients’ clinical status, including pregnancy progression, symptom changes, and response to treatment plans
Identifies patients at increased risk for complications (e.g., hypertensive disorders, gestational diabetes, postpartum concerns) and escalates care appropriately
Coordinates care across the outpatient continuum, including primary care, specialists, and ancillary services
Supports care of patients throughout the prenatal and postpartum periods, including: Reinforcement of prenatal care plans and visit schedules Monitoring for concerning symptoms (e.g., bleeding, decreased fetal movement, signs of preeclampsia) Postpartum follow-up, including physical recovery and emotional well-being
Provides education on pregnancy expectations, warning signs, and when to seek care
Assists with coordination of prenatal testing, ultrasounds, and specialty referrals
Supports early identification and escalation of maternal or fetal concerns
Supports patients with common gynecologic conditions, including abnormal bleeding, pelvic pain, infections, and menopause-related concerns
Assists with coordination and follow-up for in-office procedures, including: IUD/implant placement or removal IUI Endometrial biopsy Colposcopy Medical abortion
Provides pre- and post-procedure education, including expectations, symptom monitoring, and when to seek care
Assesses and triages post-procedure symptoms, including bleeding, pain, or signs of infection
Performs independent nursing assessments using strong clinical judgment and critical thinking skills
Provides comprehensive patient and family education, including: Pregnancy, postpartum, and gynecologic health Medication use in pregnancy and general women’s health Contraceptive options and reproductive health planning When and how to seek care for concerning symptoms Abnormal results (e.g., lab, diagnostic, biopsy)
Delivers education during end-of-visit consultations, nurse visits, and telephonic outreach
Engages patients in self-management and shared decision-making, promoting adherence and improved outcomes
Manages and triages incoming patient communication, including symptom calls and clinical advice requests, ensuring appropriate level of care and timely access
Utilizes standardized workflows and protocols to support safe, efficient patient disposition (e.g., home care, same-day visits, emergency department, or escalation to provider)
Recognizes abnormal findings and communicates changes in patient condition to providers in a timely manner
Conducts independent nurse visits as appropriate, including pregnancy-related education, follow-up care, and symptom evaluation
Supports medication management in collaboration with providers, including refills, adherence monitoring, and patient education
Performs medication reconciliation, including review of medications safe for pregnancy and lactation
Identifies and escalates medication-related concerns, including side effects, contraindications, and barriers to adherence
Assesses social determinants of health that may impact care
Connects patients to supportive services, including: Behavioral health resources (including perinatal mental health support) Social work and community resources Health coaching and disease management programs
Addresses barriers to care, including access to medications, transportation, and follow-up services
Documents all patient assessments, interventions, and outcomes accurately in the electronic medical record
Communicates effectively with providers and interdisciplinary team members to ensure continuity and safety of care
Maintains patient confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA regulations
Supports quality initiatives aimed at improving maternal outcomes, preventative care metrics, and patient experience