RN - Dermatology

The Ambulatory Nurse plays a vital role in delivering comprehensive healthcare within their scope of practice, focusing on assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of patient care. Provides competent care to individuals, families, and communities, ensuring adherence to standards and accurate documentation.Offers health and wellness education to patients and groups, supporting patient understanding and engagement.Acts as a preceptor, supporting staff and healthcare students' development, and leads quality improvement initiatives.Assists in developing departmental protocols and explains procedures to patients, ensuring comfort, safety, and confidentiality.Performs advanced nursing tasks, including assisting with procedures (e.g., skin biopsies), administering medications (ID/SubQ/IM), and providing pre- and post-care education.Coordinates care for patients aged 0-150 with skin conditions such as skin cancer and acne, including medication management and prior authorization.Provides telephone triage for acute and chronic conditions and educates patients on newly diagnosed skin issues or medications. Qualifications include an Illinois RN license, BLS certification, and a nursing diploma. This role requires strong clinical skills, patient education capabilities, leadership, and the ability to perform advanced nursing procedures, supporting high-quality patient care and safety.