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Virginia Remote Patient Monitoring LPN Contractor

Empo Health

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Role details

The practical picture
Employment
Full-time
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The role, at a glance

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Empo Health is seeking a part-time contracted Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) licensed in Virginia to provide remote patient monitoring services for diabetic patients. The role involves daily monitoring of in-home device data, conducting patient check-ins, and collaborating with supervising physicians and operations staff.

Remote scope
United States

What you need

  • Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) accreditation in Virginia
  • Based in the United States
  • Experience working with diabetic patients
  • Excellent English verbal and written communication skills
  • Strong proficiency with digital tools and software beyond Microsoft Office (cloud-based software, online portals, file conversion)

What you will own

  • Monitor foot images and weight data from Empo Footprint devices via the Empo Remote Health Link web portal daily, escalating critical findings to physicians or patients
  • Conduct routine patient check-ins and adherence reminders for a caseload of up to 50 patients, ensuring proper documentation
  • Provide outreach to patients with questions, health changes, or device issues to ensure timely resolution and support
  • Field patient questions and delegate tasks to other Empo team members as needed
  • Interact with patients' physicians to facilitate clinical services under their general supervision
Core skills
LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse)Remote Patient MonitoringDiabetic CareDigital Health PlatformsClinical DocumentationTelehealth Communication

Remote policyRemote-friendly working environment

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  • applicant_location_requirements “Are based in the United States”
  • must_have “Are accredited as a Licensed Practical Nurse in Virginia”
  • location “The position will be fully-remote”
  • company_remote_policy “Remote-friendly working environment”
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Role brief

Founded in 2020 and based in Silicon Valley, Empo Health is a seed-funded, VC-backed, and NSF-supported startup developing revolutionary in-home health monitoring products. We’re assembling a contracted team of experienced Remote Patient Monitoring LPNs to provide clinical services to our partner health system and patients.

Empo Health’s first product, the Empo Footprint, is an in-home imaging scale that helps doctors and patients monitor for early signs of diabetic foot ulcers. After running a successful pilot study with results that exceeded all expectations, the team is hard at work preparing the world-class device and associated Empo Remote Health Link service for launch in a few months. This is a hands-on role: you will monitor patient data and work with a supervising physician on the practice side, as well as an operations supervisor on the Empo side.

Your work will directly contribute to detecting the diabetic foot ulcers that impact millions of at-risk patients, potentially preventing amputations and saving lives. If you’re passionate about remote care and helping prevent the worst outcomes for diabetic patients, then we’d love to hear from you!

The Job

This role will be a part-time contracted position with the opportunity to grow hours to near-full-time. LPNs will be contracted by Empo and managed by Empo, but will be assigned under the general supervision of patients' physicians to provide clinical services. The position will be fully-remote, and responsibilities will include:

  • Monitoring foot images and weight data collected by the Empo Footprint and displayed in the Empo Remote Health Link web portal daily. Escalating critical findings to the physicians and/or patients as necessary.

  • Conducting routine patient check-ins and adherence reminders, ensuring proper documentation is completed for each check-in.  Check-ins will occur as frequently as once per month for a caseload of up to 50 patients initially.

  • Providing additional outreach to patients who have questions, experience changes in their health, or encounter issues with their Empo devices, ensuring timely resolution, support, and accurate documentation of all interactions.

  • Fielding questions from patients and delegating to other members of the Empo team as needed

  • Interacting with patients' physicians

You might be a good fit if you
  • Are accredited as a Licensed Practical Nurse in Virginia

  • Are based in the United States

  • Have experience with working with diabetic patients

  • Learn new clinical protocols quickly

  • Communicate well with both patients and providers

  • Have excellent English verbal and written communication skills

  • Are passionate about improving access to high quality healthcare

  • Are tech-savvy with strong proficiency in using various digital tools and software beyond Microsoft Office. You should be comfortable with tasks such as converting files (e.g., Word to PDF), using cloud-based software and online portals, downloading and installing apps, and uploading documents to web platforms. 

  • Have an interest in learning new technologies

Even better if you
  • Have a compact license

  • Have experience working with diabetic foot complications

  • Have experience with remote patient monitoring or telehealth

  • Can communicate effectively verbally or in writing in other languages

  • Have clinical research / GCP experience

What We Offer
  • Remote-friendly working environment

Important Note

Promoting diversity of backgrounds is extremely important at Empo Health. Although we do our best to list everything we are looking for in a candidate, we may be missing skills and/or attributes that could make you a great fit for the role. If you think you might fit this role but don’t perfectly match the description above, then please still apply! We would hate for both of us to miss out on a great opportunity.