Full-Time

Ambulatory Clinic Nurse Care Coordinator

Spine Center

The University of Kansas Hospital

The University of Kansas Hospital

5,001-10,000 employees

Academic medical center; Level I trauma

No salary listed

Kansas City, KS, USA

In Person

Bachelor's

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)
Required Skills
Nursing
Patient Care
Electronic Health Records (EHR)
Care Coordination
Patient Education

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Requirements
  • The candidate must be a high school graduate.
  • The candidate must have a Bachelor Degree in Nursing.
  • The candidate must have two or more years of registered nurse experience.
  • The candidate must hold a current active multistate Registered Nurse license in good standing in the state where they live.
  • The candidate must obtain Basic Cardiac Life Support certification from the American Heart Association within 14 days.
  • The candidate must have basic typing and word processing ability.
  • The candidate must have analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
Responsibilities
  • Manage patient flow, triage, and direct patient care.
  • Coordinate communication among front desk staff, nursing staff, physicians, and the clinic manager.
  • Manage the patient population by developing expected outcomes, defining appropriate resource utilization, and working with providers to set patient goals.
  • Provide nursing support and care coordination to optimize patient outcomes and improve quality of life through clinical and educational programs or support services.
  • Support patient self-management of disease.
  • Coordinate continuity of care with patients and families following hospital admission, discharge, and emergency room visits.
  • Manage high-risk patient care, including patients with multiple comorbidities or high risk for hospital readmission, including maintaining a registry.
  • Develop relationships with patients and use assessment skills to identify physical, psychosocial, financial, and environmental health care needs.
  • Educate patients and ancillary personnel about health care needs, safety issues, benefits, and patient education.
  • Use electronic tools such as electronic medical records to document assessments, clinical findings, treatment plans, and progress toward goals.
  • Observe, record, and report patient conditions and reactions to drugs and treatments to physicians.
  • Educate patients and families about diagnostic procedures, medications, nutrition, and health maintenance.
  • Maintain and review patient records, charts, and other pertinent information; record and follow up on test and examination results and post those results.
  • Respond to or refer incoming patient treatment-related phone calls and instruct patients and families about medications and treatment.
  • Maintain patient confidentiality.
  • Document patient care using electronic medical records to maintain or develop patient records in compliance with practice standards.
  • Perform the professional, clinical, and technical competencies of the assigned unit or department.
Desired Qualifications
  • Previous medical office experience.
The University of Kansas Hospital

The University of Kansas Hospital

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The University of Kansas Health System is a non-profit academic medical center with locations in Kansas City, Topeka, Great Bend, and Lawrence. It delivers comprehensive medical services—from primary care to highly specialized treatments—through the largest physician practice in Kansas, covering more than 200 medical specialties. As an academic medical center, it combines patient care with research and education, and it operates the only nationally verified Level I Trauma Center in the area. Care is coordinated across its hospitals, clinics, and affiliated providers, with revenue generated from patient services, research grants, and educational programs. The system distinguishes itself by its large, integrated physician network, broad range of specialties, and its role in research and training, all aimed at improving health outcomes in Kansas and the surrounding region.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Kansas City, Kansas

Founded

1998

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What believers are saying

  • February 2026 secured $20 million federal resources for cancer equipment and psychiatric-safe ED expansion.
  • July 2026 Parking Garage 6 adds 2,300 spaces, supporting campus growth through 2028.
  • January 2026 Liberty Hospital affiliation extends KU reach into the Northland and adds physicians.

What critics are saying

  • June 2026 ADA employment suit Bartolon v. University of Kansas Hospital Authority adds legal distraction.
  • April 2026 $415 million bond sale funds expansion while days cash dropped to 154.
  • Regional giants like Cleveland Clinic-style cancer and trauma centers increasingly compete for specialty referrals.

What makes The University of Kansas Hospital unique

  • Kansas City’s only nationally verified Level I Trauma Center anchors regional complex-care referrals.
  • February 2026 theranostics partnership with Children’s Mercy, BAMF, and KU Medical Center expands research.
  • The health system spans Kansas City, Topeka, Great Bend, Lawrence, and 200 specialties.

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