Urogynecology Procedural Registered Nurse (RN) - UH2 Women's Care Clinic

University Health

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Urogynecology Procedural Registered Nurse provides clinical coordination and procedural support within the Women's Health ambulatory service line, with a primary focus on urogynecology and urodynamic procedures. The nurse coordinates pre- and post-procedure care, patient education, communication, scheduling, prior authorizations, and follow-up to support safe, compassionate, and efficient care. The role also supports the growth of an RN-led urodynamics clinic to address patient demand and Medicare requirements for urodynamic testing before bladder Botox procedures. The nurse works with physicians, advanced practice providers, and clinic support staff to streamline workflows, improve patient access and clinic operations, reduce administrative burden, and enhance the patient experience.

Requirements

Current Missouri Registered Nurse (RN) license or eligibility for Missouri RN licensure.
Current Basic Life Support (BLS/BCLS) certification.
Current Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification, as required by the department.
If the position includes radiologic responsibilities, completion of radiology certification or training through an accredited nursing program, or successful completion of department-approved radiology competency training.

Responsibilities

Coordinate urogynecology and urodynamic procedural workflows from start to finish.
Provide pre-procedure and post-procedure patient education, coordination, and follow-up.
Manage patient communication, triage calls, and symptom assessment.
Coordinate prior authorizations and treatment planning to ensure timely care.
Track patient symptoms using standardized scoring tools and documentation.
Assist with urodynamic testing and bladder instillation procedural workflows.
Support the development and growth of an RN-led urodynamics clinic.
Collaborate with providers and clinic staff to improve efficiency, increase access to care, and optimize clinic operations.
Help reduce provider administrative workload through effective care coordination.
Ensure compliance with Medicare requirements and organizational standards related to procedural care.