Nurse Navigator Lung Screening Programs

Position: Nurse Navigator - FIND & Lung Screening Programs
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* Employment Type:

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* Full time

** Shift:*
* Day Shift

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* Description:

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* The Nurse Navigator for the FIND (Following INcidental Diseases) & Lung Screening Program at Loyola Medicine plays a critical role in coordinating care for patients with incidental findings identified through radiology imaging. This position supports an innovative, integrated care model that combines nurse navigation with advanced health information technology to ensure timely follow-up, improved clinical outcomes, and an enhanced patient experience.

The Nurse Navigator is responsible for facilitating communication across the continuum of care, including patients, primary care providers, specialists, and hospital departments. By guiding patients through standardized care pathways, this role ensures efficient coordination, timely access to services, and adherence to evidence-based follow-up for incidental findings and lung screening results.

Participates in multidisciplinary rounds and supports nursing staff in development of individualized, evidence-based outcome oriented, safe and timely practices

Pay Range: $32.90-$57.06

_Actual compensation will fall within the range but may vary based on factors such as experience, qualifications, education, location, licensure, certification requirements, and comparisons to colleagues in similar roles._

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** Our Commitment*
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EOE including disability/veteran