The Ambulatory RN provides high-quality, patient-centered care in a clinical setting, collaborating with providers and interdisciplinary teams to assess, coordinate, and deliver safe and effective care. This role provides clinical expertise through patient assessment, triage, education, care coordination, disease management, and nursing interventions while promoting quality outcomes and an excellent patient experience.

KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE

Sufficient care experience to demonstrate ability as an Ambulatory Staff RN (job specific). Previous experience in an ambulatory or outpatient setting preferred. Proficient in electronic health record (EHR) systems. Must demonstrate maturity in judgment, demonstrate organizational skills and the ability to adapt to changing environments, recognize and assist where help is needed.

EDUCATION

Graduate of accredited professional school of nursing. Nurses involved in the care of orthopedic and spine patients must adhere to defined educational and competency requirements in compliance with DNV Orthopedic and Spine certification. Nurses providing care to orthopedic and spine patients must complete specialty-specific education and validate competency annually. Nurses are expected to participate in continuing education activities relevant to orthopedic and spine care, including updates on clinical guidelines, emerging technologies, and best practices. Educational areas may include, but are not limited to: Musculoskeletal system anatomy and physiology ERAS Pain management strategies Mobility and safety Prevention of complications such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT), infection, and pressure injuries Glucose management Compartment syndrome

LICENSE/CERTIFICATION/REGISTRY

Current Montana License as a Certified Registered Nurse. BLS certification required. Certification in Nursing Specialty, Orthopedics or Ambulatory Care preferred.