NP - New Jersey - Bilingual Korean

Overview

Our client is seeking a Nurse Practitioner for an 8-week remote project starting ASAP. The role involves care coordination assessments, patient volume management, and requires a minimum of 2 years of experience, with telehealth experience being a plus. The candidate must be licensed as an NP in the state of New Jersey and possess BLS and Board Certification, and DEA license. Must be bilingual in English and Korean. Key Responsibilities ● Quickly discern accurate patient status, conditions, and medications ● Care coordination assessments ● Patient volume management Schedule and Shift Details ● M-F 8-5 Languages - Korean - English

Qualifications

• 1+ years of experience in ANY of the following:
  • Telemedicine Care
  • Healthcare
  • Home Health
• ANY of the following valid licenses/certifications:
  • American Red Cross Basic Life Support (ARC BLS)
  • American Heart Association Basic Life Support (AHA BLS)
• Valid Board Certified
• Valid Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
• Do you possess full proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing in Korean?

Benefits

Company

We are a healthcare company focused exclusively on serving rural communities. We believe in the old ways of medicine when you had access to your doctor 24/7. Unfortunately, the complexity of healthcare today makes it way too difficult for most patients to navigate the healthcare system. We built this business to make it easier for rural patients to access care. We partner with rural primary care, pharmacy and urgent care partners to meet patients where they are. Becoming an extension of their current healthcare team, we provide rural residents personalized assistance with their health care needs including a dedicated local health navigator, 24/7 access to a healthcare provider, medication refills, and help navigating insurance benefits. Our interdisciplinary care team uses an integrated technology platform to coordinate and manage comprehensive, longitudinal care. Our contract model with health plans puts us at risk for the financial and quality outcomes of our patients.