Below most New York PRN postingsNew York PRN postings that state pay run $66k/yr to $163k/yr, the middle half $83k/yr to $127k/yr, across 335 postings.
Provides centralized follow-up services for PPNCNY. Responsible for reviewing and managing abnormal lab results, tracking referrals, and ensuring timely patient communication regarding next steps in care. Manages the nurse line and responds to patient inquiries consistent with clinical protocols and organizational standards. Collaborates with providers and health center staff to ensure continuity of care, accurate documentation in the electronic health record, and timely closure of labs and referrals. Supports quality improvement efforts related to follow-up processes.
Essential
Duties
Demonstrates ongoing proficiency in electronic practice management systems and the electronic health record (EHR).
Maintains working knowledge of health center policies, procedures, and medical protocols.
Reviews and manages abnormal lab results and referrals in accordance with PPNCNY Medical Protocols and Centralized Follow- Up policies; ensures timely communication and closure of care loops.
Manages the nurse line and MYChart, triages patient calls appropriately, provides education within scope, and consults or refers to a provider as needed.
Collaborates with providers and health center staff to ensure continuity of care and accurate, timely documentation.
Supports a culture of communication, teamwork, and shared problem-solving across sites and departments.
Participates in ongoing feedback and quality improvement efforts related to follow-up processes and patient experience.
Ensures all interactions reflect PPNCNY’s values of integrity, partnership, customer focus, communication, and quality.
Supports the agency’s mission and full scope of reproductive health services.
Promotes culturally and linguistically competent care and actively builds awareness of diversity and inclusion.
Complies with established protocols and regulatory requirements, including HIPAA, OSHA, CLIA, and other applicable standards.
Participates in agency committees, meetings, in-services, and staff development activities as directed.
Requirements
Required skills and abilities
Ability to organize, prioritize, and manage multiple tasks and data with accuracy, attention to detail, flexibility, and discretion.
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel) and electronic health record/database systems.
Commitment to PPNCNY’s core values, including teamwork, compassion, confidentiality, and quality care.
Understanding of and adherence to PPNCNY Personnel Policies.
Qualifications
Registered Nurse currently licensed to practice in New York State.
Minimum of one year of hospital or clinical nursing experience required.
Experience in women’s health, family planning, STI testing and treatment, or OB/GYN nursing preferred.
Demonstrated interest in patient counseling, education, and supportive care.
Physical demands/working conditions
Lift/carry 10 lbs. or less frequently, and up to 50 lbs occasionally
Neighborhoods+Healthcare workers and relocating professionals typically choose between downtown apartments, established city neighborhoods, or expansive suburban lots. Downtown Plattsburgh offers walkability and historic Victorian-era apartments near restaurants, the Saranac River, and SUNY Plattsburgh. Plattsburgh Northwest provides suburban subdivisions with medium single-family homes and apartment complexes, while Cumberland Head is sought after for quiet lakefront living with sweeping views of Lake Champlain. Nearby surrounding towns like Peru, Beekmantown, Morrisonville, and Chazy provide rural acreage and family-friendly subdivisions with straightforward driving commutes into the city center.
Healthcare workers and relocating professionals typically choose between downtown apartments, established city neighborhoods, or expansive suburban lots. Downtown Plattsburgh offers walkability and historic Victorian-era apartments near restaurants, the Saranac River, and SUNY Plattsburgh.
Plattsburgh Northwest provides suburban subdivisions with medium single-family homes and apartment complexes, while Cumberland Head is sought after for quiet lakefront living with sweeping views of Lake Champlain. Nearby surrounding towns like Peru, Beekmantown, Morrisonville, and Chazy provide rural acreage and family-friendly subdivisions with straightforward driving commutes into the city center.
Getting around+Plattsburgh is an exceptionally drivable community where nurses encounter minimal daily traffic, quick cross-town travel times, and easy hospital parking. Personal vehicles are the primary way to get around, and reliable snow tires are a necessity for winter shift travel on icy lakefront routes. Clinton County Public Transit provides local bus connections across town, while regional transit options include Amtrak service connecting toward Montreal and Albany, as well as flights from Plattsburgh International Airport.
Plattsburgh is an exceptionally drivable community where nurses encounter minimal daily traffic, quick cross-town travel times, and easy hospital parking. Personal vehicles are the primary way to get around, and reliable snow tires are a necessity for winter shift travel on icy lakefront routes.
Clinton County Public Transit provides local bus connections across town, while regional transit options include Amtrak service connecting toward Montreal and Albany, as well as flights from Plattsburgh International Airport.
Outdoors+Recreational life revolves around Lake Champlain, offering private and public boat launches, kayaking, lake swimming, and waterfront trails along the Saranac River. Point au Roche State Park provides scenic shoreline trails and year-round outdoor spaces, while nearby Ausable Chasm features canyon hiking and paddling. When winter arrives, Lake Champlain hosts active ice fishing, and outdoor enthusiasts make the short drive into the Adirondack Mountains to hike the Adirondack 46er peaks or hit trails near Saranac Lake and Lake Placid.
Recreational life revolves around Lake Champlain, offering private and public boat launches, kayaking, lake swimming, and waterfront trails along the Saranac River. Point au Roche State Park provides scenic shoreline trails and year-round outdoor spaces, while nearby Ausable Chasm features canyon hiking and paddling.
When winter arrives, Lake Champlain hosts active ice fishing, and outdoor enthusiasts make the short drive into the Adirondack Mountains to hike the Adirondack 46er peaks or hit trails near Saranac Lake and Lake Placid.
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 Plattsburgh
Plattsburgh sits along the western shoreline of Lake Champlain against the backdrop of the northern Adirondacks, offering relocating nurses a tranquil, outdoor-oriented lifestyle with easy access to major regional hubs. As the commercial center of Clinton County, the city hosts a regional medical center, SUNY Plattsburgh, and a walkable downtown featuring independent restaurants, craft breweries, and preserved Victorian architecture along the Saranac River. Daily commutes are refreshingly free of gridlock, with Clinton County Public Transit, Amtrak, and Plattsburgh International Airport serving the area. Residents enjoy kayaking Lake Champlain, hiking Point au Roche State Park and Ausable Chasm, and exploring the Adirondack Coast Wine Trail, with Montreal just an hour north and Burlington right across the water. Housing ranges from downtown apartments and suburban single-family homes in Plattsburgh Northwest to scenic waterfront properties on Cumberland Head and quiet acreage in Peru and Beekmantown. The essential trade-off is the North Country winter, demanding reliable snow tires and solid home heating. For nurses seeking an unpretentious, community-driven city with direct mountain and water recreation, Plattsburgh offers a distinctive lakeside home base.