Patient Monitoring and Triage Nurse (NV Licensure Required)

Sensorum Health•Nevada, NV

4d•Remote

About The Position

Sensorum Health enables proactive and preventative healthcare for older adults living at home through ambient home-based sensor technology and analytics. The company’s clinical team uses alerts to identify potential illness and provide tailored outpatient care. As a part-time remote nurse, you will use clinical expertise, particularly in emergency care, to identify patients experiencing clinical decompensation. You will monitor and interpret patient data, conduct telephonic assessments, and coordinate care to ensure timely interventions. The role focuses on remote clinical decision-making, patient triage, and proactive care management. The schedule is 11 a.m.–7 p.m. ET, with 6–12 shifts per month; there may be an opportunity to expand hours as the patient panel grows.

Requirements

Active Registered Nurse (RN) license in Nevada.
Fluency in Spanish, including medical terminology.
At least 3 years of clinical experience.
Strong critical-thinking and clinical decision-making skills to identify decompensation and coordinate interventions.
Ability to communicate effectively with patients, caregivers, and healthcare teams in a virtual setting.
Comfort with technology and remote patient monitoring dashboards.
Passion for improving healthcare delivery and alignment with Sensorum Health’s mission.

Nice To Haves

Emergency room, acute care, or triage experience.
Experience in telephonic assessments and remote patient monitoring (RPM).
Experience managing older adult or high-risk patient populations.
Background in chronic disease management and care coordination.
Prior experience working in telehealth or startup environments.

Responsibilities

Review patient data from Sensorum’s remote monitoring system to identify signs of clinical decompensation.
Assess patients for exacerbations of chronic conditions, including CHF, COPD, diabetes, dehydration, and pneumonia.
Conduct timely telephonic assessments with patients and/or caregivers to determine clinical status.
Triage and escalate cases requiring intervention, including coordinating transportation to outpatient clinics, urgent care, or the ER as appropriate.
Provide clinical decision-making support and recommendations for next steps in care.
Educate patients and families about managing chronic conditions and recognizing early warning signs.
Collaborate with Sensorum’s partners and operations teams to ensure timely follow-up and care delivery.
Accurately document assessments, clinical findings, and care recommendations in the system.
Provide compassionate, proactive communication as a trusted clinical resource.
Identify opportunities to improve patient outcomes through early detection and intervention.
Support patient empowerment and satisfaction through technology-enabled engagement and education.