Registered Nurse Supervisor - Alerts

Cadence Health

13d•$80,000 - $100,000•Remote

About The Position

Cadence is a clinical AI company that delivers continuous, proactive care for older adults with chronic conditions like hypertension, heart failure, and diabetes. We pair patients with a dedicated clinical team, integrate deeply into health system EMRs and workflows, and use our Clinical Intelligence platform to monitor vitals, surface risk early, optimize medications, and close care gaps between visits. The result: patients engage with care 100x more than before Cadence, clinicians focus on judgment instead of administrative work, and Medicare saves $2M a week. We operate as a full clinical care delivery organization, not a software vendor. Our clinicians work alongside health system partners, extending the reach of local primary care providers into patients' homes. We're now applying AI agents across these workflows – from alert review and medication titration to lifestyle coaching and care coordination – with clinicians always in control of clinical decisions. We’re hiring an RN Supervisor (Alerts) to lead the daily operations, clinical quality, and workflow performance of a remote team of nurses managing real-time patient alerts generated through Cadence’s remote monitoring programs. You’ll oversee a high-volume, queue-based triage environment where speed, clinical accuracy, and operational consistency directly impact patient outcomes and provider trust. This role sits at the center of Cadence’s technology-enabled care delivery model, partnering closely with clinical leadership to coach frontline clinicians, manage throughput in real time, and strengthen the systems that support scalable chronic disease management between office visits.

Requirements

Active, unencumbered compact RN license required.
Minimum of 5 years of experience as a practicing Registered Nurse in triage, acute care, ICU, urgent care, remote patient monitoring, or chronic disease management settings.
Minimum of 1 year of supervisory or management experience leading nurses in high-volume, queue-based, triage, or remote care delivery environments.
Demonstrated experience evaluating clinical quality, triage decision-making, escalation appropriateness, and documentation accuracy in alert-driven workflows.
Strong operational management experience with performance metrics including alert volume, throughput, call handling time, staffing coverage, and productivity targets.
Strong written and verbal communication skills with experience leading team meetings, conducting 1:1s, and collaborating cross-functionally with clinical leadership.
Comfort with AI-assisted clinical tools (such as Gemini, Open Evidence, or comparable platforms)

Nice To Haves

Experience managing remote teams, including scheduling, PTO coordination, staffing coverage, and performance management in continuous operations environments preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead the day-to-day operations of a remote team of RNs and LPNs responsible for reviewing and resolving real-time patient alerts across remote monitoring workflows.
Monitor queue performance, alert resolution times, throughput, billable activity, and staffing coverage to ensure operational targets and clinical service levels are consistently met.
Conduct clinical audits and chart reviews to evaluate triage quality, documentation accuracy, escalation appropriateness, and adherence to guideline-directed care protocols.
Provide structured coaching, real-time feedback, and formal performance management to improve both clinical judgment and productivity in a fast-paced, metric-driven environment.
Partner with RN Managers and clinical leadership on escalation pathways, staffing models, workflow optimization, and ongoing clinical education initiatives.
Support hiring and onboarding efforts by evaluating candidates for triage readiness, clinical decision-making, communication skills, and operational fit within a queue-based care environment.
Contribute directly to patient care as needed, supporting alert management workflows and ensuring continuity of care during periods of high volume or staffing constraints.