RMA​/LPN

The OB/GYN Triage Nurse is responsible for assessing patient needs via phone and in-office communication, prioritizing care based on urgency, and providing clinical guidance to obstetric and gynecologic patients. This role supports physicians and advanced providers by ensuring timely, efficient, and patient-centered care in a private practice setting.

• Perform telephone triage for OB and GYN patients, assessing symptoms and determining appropriate level of care
• Provide clinical advice and education based on established protocols and provider guidance
• Document all patient interactions accurately in the electronic medical record (EMR)
• Coordinate same-day appointments, urgent visits and follow-ups as needed
• Communicate effectively with physicians, midwives, and other clinical staff regarding patient concerns
• Manage prescription refills and lab result notifications per provider instructions
• Educate patients on prenatal care, postpartum care, gynecologic conditions, medications, and procedures
• Identify emergency situations and direct patients to appropriate care (e.g., ER, labor & delivery)
• Assist with care coordination, including referrals, imaging and specialty services
• Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with HIPAA regulations

• Active Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in GA or Registered Medical Assistant
• Minimum 3 years of clinical nursing experience (OB/GYN, women's health, or labor & delivery preferred)
• Strong clinical assessment and critical thinking skills
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Experience with EMR systems (e.g., Athena, eClinicalWorks, Epic) preferred
• Ability to multitask and manage high call volumes in a fast-paced environment

• OB/GYN or women's health experience
• Familiarity with triage protocols (e.g., ACOG guidelines)
• BLS certification (required); ACLS or NRP (preferred, if applicable)

• Private OB/GYN practice setting
• Primarily office-based with frequent phone triage responsibilities
• May involve occasional patient-facing clinical support

• Prolonged sitting and phone/computer use
• Occasional standing, walking, and light lifting