Multiple Openings for Registered Nurse in New York, NY

GD Resources•New York, NY

45d

About The Position

The Registered Nurse (RN) – Outpatient provides high-quality, patient-centered nursing care within an outpatient/ambulatory clinic setting. The RN supports clinical operations through patient assessments, care coordination, health education, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams. This role requires strong communication, organizational skills, and the ability to provide safe, efficient care to diverse patient populations in a fast-paced ambulatory environment.

Requirements

Minimum 2 years of RN ambulatory/outpatient experience – required
Minimum 2 years of RN experience – required
Strong assessment and clinical skills in an outpatient setting
Excellent communication, multitasking, and patient engagement abilities
Active New York State RN License – required
Basic Life Support (BLS) – required
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) – required

Nice To Haves

EPIC EMR experience – highly preferred

Responsibilities

Deliver professional nursing care to patients in an outpatient/ambulatory clinic setting.
Conduct patient assessments, obtain medical histories, and prepare patients for exams and procedures.
Assist physicians and advanced practice providers during exams, minor procedures, and treatments.
Administer medications, injections, vaccinations, and therapeutic treatments per provider orders.
Perform point-of-care testing, vital signs, EKGs, and wound care as required.
Coordinate patient flow, ensuring timely, efficient care and a positive patient experience.
Provide patient teaching on health maintenance, disease management, and follow-up care.
Accurately document all care in the EPIC EMR system (highly preferred).
Support care coordination, referrals, scheduling, and communication with external providers.
Maintain compliance with infection control standards, clinic protocols, and safety regulations.
Participate in quality improvement initiatives and team huddles.
Assist in triaging patient calls, messages, and walk-in concerns.
Maintain clinical supplies, equipment readiness, and aseptic technique.