LPN - Clinical Interviewer Remote

LPN Clinical Interviewer

Make an impact through every conversation

Do you enjoy using your clinical knowledge to help people better understand their medications - but prefer a structured, telephonic environment over traditional bedside care?

As an LPN Clinical Interviewer, you'll speak directly with members to understand how they are taking their medications, identify barriers to safe and effective medication use, and help connect them with the right clinical support. Your conversations can make a meaningful difference in medication adherence, safety, and health outcomes—particularly for members managing complex health needs.

This is a high-volume, structured clinical role. You'll work within established workflows, use multiple systems, and be accountable for defined productivity, quality, and documentation standards. If you enjoy focused clinical work, clear expectations, and making a difference one conversation at a time, this may be a great fit.

Before You Apply: See the Role for Yourself

Wondering what the day-to-day is really like?

Take a few minutes to watch our LPN Role Preview before applying. You'll get an honest look at the work, environment, expectations, and what it takes to be successful in this role.

Watch the LPN Role Preview: https://youtu.be/Oi0pg2bWfMM

You can also find this video on Clarest Health's Glassdoor and Indeed company pages

What You'll Do

Talk with members about their medication

Conduct telephonic medication interviews and collect information needed to support Medication Therapy Management (MTM) activities.

Verify member identity and obtain appropriate consent before discussing medication-related information.

Review and reconcile prescription, OTC, herbal, and supplement medications.

Ask questions to understand medication adherence, effectiveness, side effects, affordability, and barriers to proper use.

Identify potential medication-related concerns and document findings accurately.

Educate, support, and escalate when needed

Provide medication education in clear, easy-to-understand language within your scope of practice.

Reinforce appropriate medication administration, dosing, storage, and adherence strategies.

Recognize urgent, complex, or out-of-scope concerns and escalate them appropriately.

Partner with pharmacists, care coordinators, and operational teams to support appropriate follow-up.

Document accurately and meet quality standards

Document member interactions, assessments, and outcomes in designated systems.

Follow established clinical workflows, scripts, decision trees, and escalation pathways.

Maintain documentation that meets clinical, regulatory, and audit standards.

Meet established productivity, quality, and documentation expectations.

Participate in quality reviews, coaching, audits, and other performance activities.

Work efficiently in a high-volume environment

Navigate multiple systems simultaneously, including the MTM platform, call systems, email, and documentation tools.

Manage outreach, documentation, and follow-up activities efficiently.

Stay current on commonly used medications and program updates.

Maintain a strong focus on member experience, accuracy, and medication safety.

What We're Looking For

Graduate of an accredited LPN/LVN program.

Active LPN/LVN license in good standing.

Experience in a healthcare and/or telephonic outreach environment.

Comfortable working in a high-volume, metrics-driven environment.

Ability to navigate electronic documentation systems and Microsoft Office tools.

Experience with Medication Therapy Management (MTM), preferred.

Experience with Transition of Care, preferred.

Experience working with Medicare or Medicaid populations, preferred.

You'll Be Successful Here If You

Listen well: You ask thoughtful questions, clarify information, and accurately understand what members are telling you.

Communicate clearly: You can explain medication information in plain, understandable language.

Stay organized: You can document accurately while managing multiple systems and workflows.

Follow through: You take ownership of documentation, escalation, and follow-up.

Adapt quickly: You can adjust to changing priorities while maintaining quality.

Use good clinical judgment: You know when something requires additional review or escalation.

Work well with structure: You are comfortable following established workflows and being accountable for productivity and quality expectations

Put safety first: You understand that accurate documentation, appropriate escalation, and member safety matter more than simply moving quickly.

What We Offer

Location: Remote

Salary: $25.00 per hour + Quarterly Performance Based Bonus and Additional $1 per hour for Bilingual (Spanish) speaking candidates!

Schedule

Monday to Friday 11:30AM - 8PM EST (Can be in any timezone adjusted)

Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance — medical coverage as low as $13.37/pay

Paid Time Off

Free Virtual Care / Telemedicine

401(k) with company match

Referral Bonuses

Life Insurance

Much More!

About Clarest Path

Clarest Path, a division of Clarest Health, provides technology and outsourced clinical services that help health plans manage Medication Therapy Management programs. Our pharmacists, clinicians, and support teams work together to help members better understand and manage their medications.

As an LPN Clinical Interviewer, you'll be part of that work—using your clinical skills and every member conversation to help improve medication safety and health outcomes.

Clarest is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Reasonable accommodations will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to apply for a job or perform the essential functions of the job. Please advise us if you require a reasonable accommodation.