The Resident Intelligence RN is an on-site Vitability nurse responsible for turning continuous monitoring data into clinical action and ensuring concerns are followed through to resolution.
Psych · Skilled Nursing The RN works inside a partner facility but is employed by Vitability and supports Vitability-enrolled residents.
License
RN license Current unrestricted RN license (required)Current unrestricted RN license
Term
PermanentFull-Time
Do you qualify?
License
Current unrestricted RN licenseCurrent unrestricted RN license (required)
Also asks
Strong clinical assessment and communication skillsStrong clinical assessment and communication skills (required)
Also asks
Ability to Commute: Longview, WA 98632Ability to Commute: Longview, WA 98632 (Required)
Preferred
Experience
2 years Nursing experience2 years Nursing experience (preferred)
Experience
SNF, long-term care, geriatrics, care management, or acute-care experienceSNF, long-term care, geriatrics, care management, or acute-care experience (strongly preferred)
In range for Washington staff rolesWashington staff postings that state pay run $36/hr to $76/hr, the middle half $44/hr to $69/hr, across 1,332 postings.
The role and schedule
Patients
The RN works inside a partner facility but is employed by Vitability and supports Vitability-enrolled residents.The RN works inside a partner facility but is employed by Vitability and supports Vitability-enrolled residents.
Not in this role
Charge shifts
Day to day
review daily monitoring dataReview daily monitoring data for changes in heart rate, respiratory rate, bed exits, and repositioning patterns.
Day to day
assess residents at bedside and repeat vitals when appropriateAssess residents at the bedside and repeat vital signs when clinically appropriate.
Day to day
conduct and facilitate daily telehealth visits with providersConduct and facilitate daily telehealth visits with Vitability providers, presenting clinical findings and assisting with resident assessment.
Day to day
prepare SBARs and communicate condition changesPrepare SBARs and communicate meaningful changes in condition to Vitability providers and the facility clinical team.
Day to day
follow provider recommendations and confirm resident outcomesFollow provider recommendations through completion and confirm resident outcomes, closing the loop on identified concerns.
Day to day
coordinate with facility multidisciplinary teamsCoordinate with facility nursing, practitioners, therapy, wound care, dietary, and other disciplines as appropriate.
Day to day
complete CCM activities including care-plan review and medication reconciliationComplete CCM activities including care-plan review, medication reconciliation, laboratory review, and identification of care gaps.
Day to day
support CoCM services and behavioral health assessmentsSupport CoCM services, including behavioral health assessments, registry management, psychiatric case review, and follow-up on recommendations.
Day to day
identify medication-related risks and support gradual dose reductionsIdentify medication-related risks and support medication optimization and gradual dose-reduction reviews.
Day to day
document clinical activities and time for RPM, CCM, and CoCM servicesAccurately document clinical activities and time associated with RPM, CCM, and CoCM services.
Hours stated
Consistent daytime hours
Weekends
can include weekends36-40 hours a week (can include weekends)
We are a rapidly growing healthcare organization focused on preventative medicine and care coordination, providing services including Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), Chronic Care Management (CCM), Behavioral Health Integration (BHI), and telehealth.
We partner with healthcare facilities to deliver proactive, patient-centered care that improves outcomes and reduces hospitalizations.
Position Overview
The Resident Intelligence RN is an on-site Vitability nurse responsible for turning continuous monitoring data into clinical action and ensuring concerns are followed through to resolution. The RN works inside a partner facility but is employed by Vitability and supports Vitability-enrolled residents. This is not a facility staffing position and does not include taking assignments or passing medications.
Key Responsibilities
Review daily monitoring data for changes in heart rate, respiratory rate, bed exits, and repositioning patterns.
Assess residents at the bedside and repeat vital signs when clinically appropriate.
Conduct and facilitate daily telehealth visits with Vitability providers, presenting clinical findings and assisting with resident assessment.
Prepare SBARs and communicate meaningful changes in condition to Vitability providers and the facility clinical team.
Follow provider recommendations through completion and confirm resident outcomes, closing the loop on identified concerns.
Coordinate with facility nursing, practitioners, therapy, wound care, dietary, and other disciplines as appropriate.
Complete CCM activities including care-plan review, medication reconciliation, laboratory review, and identification of care gaps.
Support CoCM services, including behavioral health assessments, registry management, psychiatric case review, and follow-up on recommendations.
Identify medication-related risks and support medication optimization and gradual dose-reduction reviews.
Accurately document clinical activities and time associated with RPM, CCM, and CoCM services.
What You’ll Gain
Hands-on experience interacting directly with patients
Exposure to chronic disease management and preventative care
Familiarity with clinical workflows and care coordination
A strong foundation for future healthcare training programs
Qualifications
Current unrestricted RN license (required)
Strong clinical assessment and communication skills (required)
2 years Nursing experience (preferred)
SNF, long-term care, geriatrics, care management, or acute-care experience (strongly preferred)
The goal of this position is simple: identify meaningful changes early, get the right people involved, and stay with the resident until the loop is closed.
Why Join Us
Full-time, stable weekday schedule
Competitive pay well above typical entry-level clinical roles
Meaningful patient interaction (not just shadowing or observation)
Supportive team environment with structured workflows
Neighborhoods+Relocating healthcare workers frequently look toward the Old West Side, known for its historic charm and proximity to central civic amenities, or the elevated pockets of Hillside Acres and Cascade-City View, which feature mid-century residences, modern builds, and hilltop viewpoints. Outside the central grid, suburban areas such as Lexington and Columbia Heights offer quieter residential settings, while Cascade-City View provides direct access to recreation around Lake Sacajawea.
Relocating healthcare workers frequently look toward the Old West Side, known for its historic charm and proximity to central civic amenities, or the elevated pockets of Hillside Acres and Cascade-City View, which feature mid-century residences, modern builds, and hilltop viewpoints. Outside the central grid, suburban areas such as Lexington and Columbia Heights offer quieter residential settings, while Cascade-City View provides direct access to recreation around Lake Sacajawea.
Getting around+Commuting within Longview is notably brief, with local drives across town or to regional healthcare facilities typically averaging around 15 minutes. Drivers navigate a planned street grid centered around civic circles and major thoroughfares like Ocean Beach Highway. Regional trips south along Interstate 5 reach the Portland metropolitan area in roughly 45 minutes to an hour, making regional travel manageable when local services require broader city access.
Commuting within Longview is notably brief, with local drives across town or to regional healthcare facilities typically averaging around 15 minutes. Drivers navigate a planned street grid centered around civic circles and major thoroughfares like Ocean Beach Highway.
Regional trips south along Interstate 5 reach the Portland metropolitan area in roughly 45 minutes to an hour, making regional travel manageable when local services require broader city access.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation centers on Lake Sacajawea Park, a 3.5-mile ribbon through the heart of the city featuring paved walking trails, rhododendron gardens, the Frank Willis Arboretum, and a Japanese Garden island. Water recreation unfolds where the Cowlitz and Columbia rivers meet, accommodating boating and fishing, while the Mint Valley Championship Golf Course serves local golfers. The city also acts as a primary western gateway for day excursions to Mount St. Helens.
Outdoor recreation centers on Lake Sacajawea Park, a 3.5-mile ribbon through the heart of the city featuring paved walking trails, rhododendron gardens, the Frank Willis Arboretum, and a Japanese Garden island. Water recreation unfolds where the Cowlitz and Columbia rivers meet, accommodating boating and fishing, while the Mint Valley Championship Golf Course serves local golfers.
The city also acts as a primary western gateway for day excursions to Mount St. Helens.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Longview
Conceived in the 1920s as a completely planned timber community, Longview stands apart from standard Pacific Northwest mill towns through its wide boulevards, formal civic circles, and the green ribbon of Lake Sacajawea Park anchoring daily life. For relocating nurses, the city delivers minimal commute times, usually under 15 minutes to regional medical facilities, coupled with a relaxed small-town rhythm along the Cowlitz and Columbia rivers. Housing ranges from historic craftsman properties in the Old West Side to hillside homes in Cascade-City View with views toward the Cascades. Everyday dining revolves around casual local fixtures like Cow Deli, Corner Cafe, and Porky's Public House, alongside community staging at Stageworks Northwest Theatre. The trade-offs center on its industrial roots and modest scale: commercial shopping options are basic, evening entertainment is subdued, and major retail hubs or urban amenities require a 45-minute drive south along Interstate 5 into the Portland metro. For clinicians wanting quick hospital commutes, easy river and trail access, and a community oriented around outdoor calm, Longview offers a practical, grounded base.
