Conducts Annual Wellness Visits: Perform detailed health assessments, including reviewing medical histories, evaluating current health conditions, and identifying potential health risks. Assist in identifying patients who may benefit from an integrated visit with care management/coordination services.
Patient
Education
Provide patients with information on preventive health practices, lifestyle modifications, and chronic disease management. Provides ongoing support and evaluation of progress toward stated health goals. Revises the healthcare plan as needed in collaboration with patient and healthcare team.
Data Collection and Documentation: Accurately document patient information, including vital signs, health histories, and screening results, in electronic medical records (EMR). Completes all documentation in a timely manner.
Risk Assessment: Identify and assess potential health risks based on patient data and provide recommendations for preventive care and follow-up actions.
Collaboration: Work closely with physicians, nurse practitioners, and other healthcare team members to develop and implement individualized care plans. Participates in regular team and organizational meetings. Assists in the orientation of new personnel for quality improvement and population health. Promotes a collaborative atmosphere across the organization. Collaborates with the RN Quality Manager in improving quality metrics, care coordination, and assisting in enrollment and support of care management programs.
Care Coordination: Assist in coordinating referrals, follow-up appointments, and additional screenings or tests as necessary. Acts as an advocate for patients and helps them to obtain their maximum level of health. Provides education to patients about their specific conditions and needs.
Patient Engagement: Foster a supportive environment for patients, encouraging them to take an active role in their health and wellness.
Compliance: Ensure that all activities are conducted in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and organizational policy.
Performs other duties as assigned or requested.
Education
Graduate of a school of nursing. Current RN license required.
Experience
Minimum of 2 years of nursing experience, preferably in primary care, geriatrics, or preventive health services.
Internal applicants must call HR at ext. 11653 to determine eligibility before applying.
Neighborhoods+Barboursville is a village of about 4,456 (2020 Census), so people sort by street character more than named districts: historic, walkable older homes around the village center; park-side streets next to 750-acre Barboursville Park; and mid-century plus newer traditional houses spreading toward the Huntington Mall corridors and I-64. Families often treat park proximity and Cabell County zoning—Village of Barboursville Elementary, Davis Creek Elementary, and Barboursville Middle, which can shift by street—as the real neighborhood filter. Mall-adjacent and interstate-adjacent areas shorten errands; village streets trade that for older housing and a strollable core.
Barboursville is a village of about 4,456 (2020 Census), so people sort by street character more than named districts: historic, walkable older homes around the village center; park-side streets next to 750-acre Barboursville Park; and mid-century plus newer traditional houses spreading toward the Huntington Mall corridors and I-64. Families often treat park proximity and Cabell County zoning—Village of Barboursville Elementary, Davis Creek Elementary, and Barboursville Middle, which can shift by street—as the real neighborhood filter. Mall-adjacent and interstate-adjacent areas shorten errands; village streets trade that for older housing and a strollable core.
Getting around+I-64 and U.S. 60 are the daily spines into Huntington and Marshall University; one resident put downtown Huntington at about five minutes and the mall in the opposite direction. Ongoing I-64 work near the Merritt’s Creek and Huntington Mall interchanges can stretch those times, and Barboursville Park game-day weekends add another wrinkle, so drive your actual shift hour before signing. Sources mention local buses, ride-sharing, and cars but do not name hospital campuses, garage parking, or a night-shift transit line—plan on driving.
I-64 and U.S. 60 are the daily spines into Huntington and Marshall University; one resident put downtown Huntington at about five minutes and the mall in the opposite direction. Ongoing I-64 work near the Merritt’s Creek and Huntington Mall interchanges can stretch those times, and Barboursville Park game-day weekends add another wrinkle, so drive your actual shift hour before signing.
Sources mention local buses, ride-sharing, and cars but do not name hospital campuses, garage parking, or a night-shift transit line—plan on driving.
Outdoors+Barboursville Park (750 acres) is the year-round hub: Lake William for fishing, playgrounds, youth sports, trails, tennis, disc golf, baseball, soccer, picnic shelters, and a horse arena. Beech Fork State Park, about 3,144 acres in the nearby hills, adds lake recreation and a fuller state-park outing. The Ohio River is close for fishing and boating, Hatfield-McCoy Trails are a short drive for off-road riding, and local gardens are a favorite photo stop.
Barboursville Park (750 acres) is the year-round hub: Lake William for fishing, playgrounds, youth sports, trails, tennis, disc golf, baseball, soccer, picnic shelters, and a horse arena. Beech Fork State Park, about 3,144 acres in the nearby hills, adds lake recreation and a fuller state-park outing.
The Ohio River is close for fishing and boating, Hatfield-McCoy Trails are a short drive for off-road riding, and local gardens are a favorite photo stop.
Barboursville is Huntington’s small, park-centered village: about 4,500 people, a historic core, and a 750-acre Barboursville Park with Lake William that functions as the region’s playground and youth-sports campus. I-64 and U.S. 60 put downtown Huntington and Marshall University minutes away, with Huntington Mall on the other side of town for errands. Housing is the practical win—typical values near $202,000 and median sales around $230,000—split between older village streets and newer mall-corridor subdivisions. Cabell County schools (confirm Village of Barboursville or Davis Creek elementary and Barboursville Middle by address) and a reputation for quiet, low crime are why families stay. The honest tradeoffs are a thin young-adult scene, crowded elementary classrooms, some rough roads, I-64 work at Merritt’s Creek and the mall interchanges, and a neighborly culture that can leave outsiders on the porch. Drive your hospital shift before you buy; a car is non-negotiable.
