RN-Clinical Expeditor

Department/Unit:

Capacity Command Logistic Center

Work Shift:

Day (United States of America)

Salary Range:

$86,650.99 - $The Clinical Expeditor Register Nurse (RN) is a clinical operations specialist embedded within the Capacity Command Logistics Center (CCLC). This role accelerates patient flow, enhances transitions of care, and resolves barriers across inpatient units, the Emergency Department (ED), and the perioperative environment (including OR, PACU, procedural and diagnostic spaces). The RN serves as a mobile clinical liaison among inpatient teams, ED clinicians, perioperative services, imaging/diagnostics, outpatient departments, CM/SW, and Logistics Operations Supervisors.

The role uses clinical judgment, real-time capacity data, and Epic readiness tools to identify opportunities to advance progression, expedite discharges, improve admission flows, and reduce avoidable delays.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• CLINICAL & OPERATIONAL EXPEDITING
  • Conduct clinical readiness assessments for patients nearing discharge, transfer, or level-of-care change.
  • Prioritize interventions based on acuity, risk factors, and capacity pressures.
  • Collaborate with inpatient nursing, providers, ED teams, perioperative teams, Case Manager (CM)/Social Worker (SW), pharmacy, EVS, PT/OT, and transport.
  • Support strategies to reduce avoidable days and optimize discharge reliability.
• IMAGING, DIAGNOSTICS & PROCEDURAL COORDINATION
  • Liaise with Imaging, Lab, Pathology, Cardiology Diagnostics, Endoscopy, and procedural areas.
  • Identify delays impacting readiness or throughput and escalate appropriately.
  • Assist with sequencing of high-priority studies based on clinical need and operational constraints.
• ED & PERIOPERATIVE FLOW SUPPORT
  • Support ED-to-inpatient placement and reduce ED boarding.
  • Assist with prioritization of ED admissions during high volume or Tier escalation.
  • Collaborate with OR/PACU/procedural areas to support post-procedure progression and safe placement.
• OUTPATIENT & TRANSITION-OF-CARE COORDINATION
  • Coordinate with outpatient services such as infusion, dialysis, wound care, therapy, and specialty clinics.
  • Work with Case Manager (CM)/Social Worker (SW) to resolve complex discharges requiring community-based resources.
  • Identify opportunities to shift appropriate inpatient needs to outpatient follow-up.
• COMPLEX CARE ROUNDS & ESCALATION SUPPORT
  • Participate in complex care rounds to identify progression barriers.
  • Escalate systemic issues to Logistics leadership, nursing leadership, or CM/SW.
• COMMAND CENTER LOGISTICS INTEGRATION & REAL-TIME OPERATIONS
  • Collaborate with Logistics Operations Supervisors and the Transfer Center.
  • Utilize dashboards, analytics, and tier plans to guide priorities.
  • Provide clinical insight during capacity huddles and surge events.
• WORKFLOW TESTING & OPERATIONAL IMPROVEMENT
  • Support development and pilot testing of new operational workflows.
  • Provide structured feedback and contribute to spread of successful workflows.
  • Flex between direct expediting and project-based work as needed.

Qualifications

• Associate's Degree In Nursing - required
• Bachelor's Degree - preferred
• 4-6 years Clinical Experience - required
• Clinical expertise (High proficiency)
• Communication and professionalism (High proficiency)
• Ability to problem-solve as it relates to patient flow, Bed Management and Capacity Management (High proficiency)
• Utilization and data entry into EMR and technology (High proficiency)
• Ability to interpret real-time data to drive decision-making (High proficiency)
• Ability to work within and with large teams (High proficiency)
• RN - Registered Nurse - State Licensure and/or Compact State Licensure NYS Licensure Upon Hire - required

Equivalent combination of relevant education and experience may be substituted as appropriate.

Physical Demands

• Standing - Constantly
• Walking - Constantly
• Sitting - Rarely
• Lifting - Frequently
• Carrying - Frequently
• Pushing - Occasionally
• Pulling - Occasionally
• Climbing - Occasionally
• Balancing - Occasionally
• Stooping - Frequently
• Kneeling - Frequently
• Crouching - Frequently
• Crawling - Occasionally
• Reaching - Frequently
• Handling - Frequently
• Grasping - Frequently
• Feeling - Constantly
• Talking - Constantly
• Hearing - Constantly
• Repeti…