Join CHS and make a real impact in patient care as a Registered Nurse Transfer Coordinator. This unique RN role blends clinical expertise with coordination skills to ensure smooth, safe, and timely patient transfers. As a Registered Nurse, you will work closely with hospital teams and external providers to optimize patient flow and support the highest standards of care.
Why Become a Transfer Coordinator Registered Nurse?
As a Transfer Coordinator Registered Nurse, you will:
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Coordinate patient transfers, admissions, and consultations.
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Screen admissions with approved criteria to confirm appropriate care levels.
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Collaborate with Bed/Capacity Coordinators to prioritize transfers.
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Act as a key liaison between physicians, patients, and families.
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Maintain accurate documentation in the EHR.
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Identify barriers to patient throughput and recommend improvements.
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Ensure compliance with EMTALA and quality initiatives.
Registered Nurse Qualifications
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Associate Degree in Nursing required; BSN preferred.
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1–3 years acute care RN experience required.
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Prior ED, ICU, or transfer coordination experience preferred.
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Strong knowledge of EMTALA, medical necessity, and hospital regulations.
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Effective communication, decision-making, and organizational skills.
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Proficiency in EHR systems and Microsoft Office.
Registered Nurse Licensure
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Current RN licensure in Tennessee (or Compact State).
Registered Nurse Benefits
CHS offers competitive pay, professional growth opportunities, and the chance to directly influence patient care coordination across its facilities.