We are looking for Licensed Practical Nurses who are interested in a flexible side job. This per diem job allows you to customize your schedule and earn supplemental income while maintaining an autonomous relationship.

Position Overview: Licensed Practical Nurse - Health Risk Assessments

As an LPN, you will conduct in-home assessments for Medicare Advantage members in their homes. Each visit lasts approximately 20 minutes and involves utilizing evidence-based practices including point-of-care testing to identify diagnoses for care management.

Responsibilities of the Licensed Practical Nurse:

• Willingness to see patients in one or more of the following areas:
• Fairfield County - Stamford / Norwalk, Bridgeport / Stratford, Danbury, Hartford
• Hartford County - Hartford
• Litchfield County - New Milford / Terryville / Torrington
• New Haven County - Waterbury, New Haven / Meriden
• Middlesex County - Middletown
• New London County - Norwich / New London / Groton
• Tolland / Windham Counties - Stafford Springs / Willimantic
• Utilize evidence-based practices and point-of-care testing to identify patient needs.
• Ensure thorough documentation of diagnoses for care management.

Requirements of the Licensed Practical Nurse - Health Risk Assessments:

• Active and unrestricted Licensed Practical Nurse license.
• Minimum of 3 years of patient care experience (preferably in primary care, adult or geriatric settings and with EMR proficiency).
• Minimum commitment of 18 hours per week, including one full 8-hour day (Sunday-Saturday).
• Ability to work independently and autonomously.
• Strong empathy, compassion, and interpersonal skills.
• Excellent verbal and written communication abilities.

Benefits and FAQs:

• Competitive pay is based on per-patient assessment.
• Mileage reimbursement at $0.67 per mile after the first 20 miles.
• Paid training and compensation for patient no-shows.
• No responsibility for ongoing patient care after the initial visit.
• No direct communication with the patient's PCP, all notes are submitted electronically.
• A collaborating physician is assigned, and malpractice insurance is fully covered.