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Licensed Practical or Registered Nurse (LPN or RN) - Remote Care Management

BLANKSLATE Partners
CompanyBLANKSLATE Partners
CategoryHealthcare
LocationUnited States
RemoteRemote
EmploymentFull-time
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted30 Jul 2026
Last verified11 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (workable)
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Description
Licensed Practical or Registered Nurse (RN) — Remote Care Management Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) · Chronic Care Management (CCM) · Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM) Employer:  Claris Healthcare Inc. Location:  Remote (U.S.) — multistate license through the NLC required Job types:  Full-time, Part-time · 1099 Independent Contractor Pay:  Starting at $28.00 to $40.00 per hour USD (see Compensation) + $750 bonus About Claris Most of us were drawn to health care by a simple idea: a meaningful job helping others live healthier, happier, and longer lives. At Claris Healthcare, you will work one-on-one with patients to spot health issues early and build proactive, personalized solutions around each patient’s own preferences and goals. You will play a central role in helping patients embrace preventive health and recognize that consistent self-care is the key to a healthier life. About the Role This is a rewarding role for an experienced LPN/RN who loves building relationships with patients and coaching them toward better health. You will support the delivery of three remote care-management services for our primary care and Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) partners: Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), Chronic Care Management (CCM), and Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM). You will monitor patient-generated health data, maintain comprehensive care plans, coordinate care, document communication, collaborate with providers and ultimately help patients make sustainable changes to improve their health. Much of your day will be spent directly interfacing with patients. The right candidate brings genuine empathy and the skill to ask open-ended, patient-centered questions that surface what truly matters to each person, so you can build a care plan with meaningful outcomes. Using an open, non-judgmental, motivational approach, you will meet people where they are, build rapport over time, and keep the door open even when someone is not ready to change today. The remainder of your time is spent on accurate documentation. Each program has specific requirements — RPM monitoring and management time, CCM care-plan and time-tracking rules, and APCM’s bundled service elements — and your records are critical in substantiating the care delivered and each clinic’s billing. You will receive training on documentation standards, the Claris Companion platform, and partner EHRs. Strong attention to detail and comfort with healthcare software are essential. What You’ll Do Log into the Claris Companion platform daily to monitor RPM data and clinical alerts, triage out-of-range readings, and reach out promptly to patients who need support. Help patients stay engaged with their monitoring so they meet program requirements and, more importantly, benefit from the care. Deliver CCM and APCM services: develop and maintain patient-centered, comprehensive care plans; conduct regular check-ins; perform medication reconciliation; and coordinate care transitions and community or social-service referrals. Build trusting, motivational relationships with patients using open-ended, patient-centered conversation, addressing sensitive topics and SDOH with empathy. Document every encounter accurately and log service start and end times to meet each program’s documentation and billing requirements; enter billing and diagnosis codes for the services you provide. Maintain audit-ready records and follow HIPAA and program-compliance standards at all times. Work closely with the supervising practitioner and clinic team, escalating patients who need provider attention in a timely manner. Support continuity of care and the programs’ patient-access expectations as scheduled. Schedule follow-up contacts when all required services cannot be completed in a single session. Ask questions when anything is unclear, and confirm rather than assume. Be your patients’ biggest cheerleader — celebrate small w