Registered Nurse of Complex Care Coordination

Sun River Health•Peekskill, NY

9d•$45 - $55•Hybrid

About The Position

The Complex Care Coordination RN (HV Region) will strengthen Sun River Health's ability to deliver timely, evidence-based nursing support to patients across the HV region without requiring every site to staff advanced care-coordination expertise on-site. Working within a hybrid framework, the RN will provide telephonic triage, chronic disease coordination, and support to patients and care teams across multiple sites, extending on-site clinical capacity, leveraging standardized best practices, and closing care gaps. The role will prioritize care coordination for Sun River Health patients with complex chronic conditions in rural HV North locations and provide remote nursing support and supplemental clinical capacity to sites with limited staffing, enabling care teams to manage daily patient-care needs effectively. The Complex Care Coordination RN is a hybrid registered nurse who supports the coordination and delivery of timely, appropriate, and cost-effective care for patients across multiple HV sites. The RN partners with on-site clinical teams to provide telephonic triage, chronic disease management support, and coordination of timely follow-up for patients. The Complex Care Coordination RN uses evidence-based protocols to assess symptoms, escalate red-flag findings, close care gaps, and reinforce self-management education, extending nursing capacity to sites without dedicated care-coordination staff on-site. The position is accountable for outcomes that matter in value-based arrangements, health center access metrics, and for the quality, safety, and documentation of every clinical encounter.

Requirements

Current, unencumbered Registered Nurse (RN) license in the State of New York.
BSN preferred; ADN considered
Care coordination, care management, transitions of care, or telehealth/triage experience strongly preferred.
Experience with chronic disease management (CHF, diabetes, hypertension) and evidence-based patient education.
Proficiency with electronic health records and standard office productivity tools; comfort with telehealth technology and secure remote communication.
Strong clinical assessment, critical thinking, and prioritization skills in a remote, high-volume environment.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills; ability to build rapport with patients and cross-site teams in person, by phone, and video.
Cultural humility and experience serving diverse, underserved, and rural communities preferred.
Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred.
CPR/BLS certification current.

Responsibilities

Serve as a remote care-coordination resource for assigned HV North sites, partnering with site providers, nurses, medical assistants, and care managers to close care gaps and ensure continuity across settings.
Identify inpatient, SNF, ED, and behavioral health discharges within 24–48 hours of discharge notification and initiate structured post-discharge outreach to assigned patients.
Conduct telephone medication reconciliation and renewals in accordance with Sun River Health protocols; support health centers in addressing telephone encounters, assessing patient symptoms and barriers to care access, engaging patients in follow-up appointments, and facilitating warm handoffs to internal Sun River Health programs, DME, transportation, and social services where indicated.
Ensures integration of patient assessments and engagements with the site primary care clinical teams through appropriate communication channels.
Coordinate longitudinal care with primary care, specialty, hospital, home-health, and community-service partners; ensure information transfer to the site care team via the EHR and closed-loop communication.
Support site teams with prior authorizations, referrals, and clinical follow-up of patient needs when local capacity is limited.
Track and meet Transitional Care Management (TCM) and Complex Care Coordination requirements where applicable for reimbursement of eligible services provided.
Deliver telephonic patient education on medications, symptom management, self-care measures, and appropriate use of urgent and emergency services.
Identify red-flag symptoms (e.g., chest pain, respiratory distress, new neurologic changes, suicidal ideation) and promptly escalate to the provider, on-site RN, or emergency services following organizational escalation pathways.
Conduct structured symptom assessments, apply clinical judgment within the RN scope of practice, and recommend the appropriate level of care (self-care with education, same-day appointment, urgent care, ED, or 911).
Maintain accurate, real-time documentation of all coordination activities in the electronic medical record to preserve continuity and maintain compliant record-keeping.