Our multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, and healthcare professionals works collaboratively to provide comprehensive care that addresses all aspects of patient wellbeing.
Posted Oct 7
Shift and hours
8.5-hour shifts · Mon-Fri 7:30am-5pm Hours/Days: 5/8.5 hour shifts, Mon-Fri 7:30am-5pm Organization: New York Health (NYH)5 shifts · 43 hours a week
RN license Valid New York State RN LicenseNew York State RN License
Term
Permanent
Do you qualify?
License
New York State RN LicenseValid New York State RN LicenseCheck your license
Certification
Basic Life Support (BLS)Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required.
Also asks
Assessment, communication, and organizational skillsExcellent assessment, communication, and organizational skills.
Also asks
Knowledge of standard precautions and ability to utilize PPE when administering cytotoxic agents and handling bodily fluidsKnowledge of standard precautions and the ability to utilize appropriate PPE when administering cytotoxic agents and handling bloodborne pathogens and bodily fluids
Also asks
Reliable transportation to travel to NYCBS locationsReliable transportation to travel to NYCBS locations for patient care needs
Preferred
Also asks
Proficiency with an EMRProficiency with an EMR (preferred)
What it pays
Eligibility
Health insurance begins on day 1
Benefits
BenefitsHealth Insurance on day 1Benefits: Health Insurance on day 1, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Short- and Long- 401k Plan, Paid Time Off (PTO), 8 paid holidays (2 floating)term disability,
BenefitsDental Insurance
BenefitsVision Insurance
BenefitsLife Insurance
Benefits401k Plan
BenefitsPaid Time Off (PTO)
More benefits (4)
Benefits8 paid holidays (2 floating)
Dental
Vision
Short- and Long-term disability
The role and schedule
Precepting
You would precept other nursesParticipate in on-site training and contribute to the orientation and training of staff.
Floating
Floats to other units
Day to day
Administer androgen deprivation therapy and testosterone injectionsAdminister androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) and testosterone injections in accordance with provider orders and established protocols.
Day to day
Perform bladder instillations and assist with PTNS treatmentsPerform bladder instillations and assist with percutaneous tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS) treatments.
Day to day
Perform suprapubic and Foley catheter changes and catheter carePerform suprapubic and Foley catheter changes and related catheter care.
Day to day
Assist with office-based procedures during pre, intra, and post-op phasesAssist with office base procedures during the pre, intra, and post op phases.
Day to day
Conduct pre- and post-operative patient phone calls, education, and follow-upConduct pre-operative and post-operative patient phone calls, including education, instruction, and follow-up.
Day to day
Manage provider inbox messages, patient call-backs, and clinical triageManage provider inbox messages and complete timely patient call-backs and clinical triage.
Day to day
Support provider workflows and clinical operationsSupport provider workflows and assist with day-to-day clinical operations as needed.
Day to day
Document care, treatments, and communications promptly in the EMRDocument all care, treatments, and patient communications accurately and promptly in the electronic medical record
Hours stated
5/8.5 hour shifts, Mon-Fri 7:30am-5pm
Weekends
No weekends
Travel
Travel to NYCBS locations for patient care needs
Details
Prolonged sitting at a desk, standing, bending, and reachingProlonged periods of sitting at a desk working on a computer, standing, bending and reaching
Details
Able to lift up to 50 pounds at timesMust be able to lift up to 50 pounds at times.
At New York Health (NYH) , we are revolutionizing healthcare with a holistic, integrated approach. Our multidisciplinary team of physicians, nurses, and healthcare professionals works collaboratively to provide comprehensive care that addresses all aspects of patient wellbeing. With state-of-the-art facilities and a commitment to personalized care, NYH is setting a new standard for healthcare in our communities.
Join us and become a part of our mission to promote lifelong wellness through compassionate, evidence-based practices that empower patients on their healthcare journeys.
Hours/Days: 5/8.5 hour shifts, Mon-Fri 7:30am-5pm Organization: New York Health (NYH)
In This Role, You Will
Administer androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) and testosterone injections in accordance with provider orders and established protocols.
Perform bladder instillations and assist with percutaneous tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS) treatments.
Perform suprapubic and Foley catheter changes and related catheter care.
Assist with office base procedures during the pre, intra, and post op phases.
Conduct pre-operative and post-operative patient phone calls, including education, instruction, and follow-up.
Manage provider inbox messages and complete timely patient call-backs and clinical triage.
Support provider workflows and assist with day-to-day clinical operations as needed.
Participate in on-site training and contribute to the orientation and training of staff.
Document all care, treatments, and patient communications accurately and promptly in the electronic medical record
We Require
Valid New York State RN License
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is required.
Excellent assessment, communication, and organizational skills.
Proficiency with an EMR (preferred)
Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk working on a computer, standing, bending and reaching
Knowledge of standard precautions and the ability to utilize appropriate PPE when administering cytotoxic agents and handling bloodborne pathogens and bodily fluids
Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds at times.
Reliable transportation to travel to NYCBS locations for patient care needs
What We Offer
Salary: Starting at $52 per hour
Benefits
Health Insurance on day 1, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Short- and Long- 401k Plan, Paid Time Off (PTO), 8 paid holidays (2 floating)term disability,
Join us at NYH, where we are making strides in healthcare through innovative and compassionate care. Visit our website at: Nyhealth.com Follow us on Facebook: NYH on Facebook
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Young professionals actually cluster in Williamsburg, Bushwick, Fort Greene, Boerum Hill, and Park Slope. Brooklyn Heights is the waterfront luxury option next to DUMBO; Cobble Hill is quieter, leafy, and brownstone-expensive; Prospect Heights sits between Grand Army Plaza, Barclays Center, Park Slope, and Bedford-Stuyvesant.
Greenpoint pairs with Williamsburg as North Brooklyn; Carroll Gardens, Clinton Hill, Crown Heights, Downtown Brooklyn, and Dumbo fill out a 2026 ranked set, while Bay Ridge is the community-focused southern choice. North Brooklyn and South Brooklyn feel like separate entities split by the Navy Yard, with the G train as the main link between them.
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Brooklyn Heights hits Midtown in about 25 minutes on the 2 or 3 (A/C at High Street, N/R at Court Street about 30 minutes); Prospect Heights is 30–35 minutes to Times Square on the N, Q, A, or 2; Cobble Hill is 35–40 minutes via the 2, 3, N, or R at Borough Hall or the F at Bergen. Downtown’s Borough Hall cluster is the first big Brooklyn junction—2, 3, 4, 5 express plus a short walk to A, C, F, N, R—so Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, Fort Greene, or Dumbo maximize backup lines; prefer express service because locals make every stop, and overhauls can shutter stations for years.
Local hospital campuses named in borough job roundups include Maimonides Medical Center, NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, and The Brooklyn Hospital Center; these sources do not publish door-to-door times to those campuses.
Outdoors+Prospect Park is the backyard for Park Slope and Prospect Heights, with Grand Army Plaza and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden next door and elm-lined Eastern Parkway for long walks. Brooklyn Bridge Park on the Dumbo and Brooklyn Heights waterfront has Pebble Beach under the Brooklyn Bridge, Jane’s Carousel, and winter ice skating at Roebling Rink. Fort Greene and Bushwick add neighborhood parks; Coney Island is the borough’s beach-and-boardwalk outing. Open Streets days on Vanderbilt Avenue turn the pavement into picnic space, sometimes with full dining tables hauled outside.
Prospect Park is the backyard for Park Slope and Prospect Heights, with Grand Army Plaza and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden next door and elm-lined Eastern Parkway for long walks. Brooklyn Bridge Park on the Dumbo and Brooklyn Heights waterfront has Pebble Beach under the Brooklyn Bridge, Jane’s Carousel, and winter ice skating at Roebling Rink.
Fort Greene and Bushwick add neighborhood parks; Coney Island is the borough’s beach-and-boardwalk outing. Open Streets days on Vanderbilt Avenue turn the pavement into picnic space, sometimes with full dining tables hauled outside.
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