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Posted: 06-Apr-26
Location: Portland, Maine
Type: Full Time
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Internal Number: 040626
Travel Resource Registered Nurse – Maine
Diagnostic & Memory Care Expansion Program
Company Overview:
BThere Healthcare delivers comprehensive medical and geriatric care across assisted living facilities, memory care units, and long-term care settings throughout Maine. Our mission is to enhance residents’ quality of life through proactive healthcare solutions, advanced diagnostic tools, structured chronic disease pathways, and on-site clinical expertise.
We are making a meaningful difference by reducing unnecessary hospitalizations, preventing
avoidable wound complications, identifying vascular disease earlier, and improving cognitive
care in vulnerable populations. For families, we provide peace of mind through clear
communication, consistent updates, and a trusted partnership in their loved one’s care journey.
At BThere Healthcare, we are not just delivering care — we are expanding access to early
diagnosis, strengthening documentation integrity, and improving measurable outcomes across
the post-acute continuum.
Position Overview:
We are seeking an experienced and dedicated Travel Resource Nurse (RN or LPN) to
support the expansion of our Diagnostic & Memory Care Program across multiple post-acute
and long-term care facilities in Maine.
This role focuses on structured on-site diagnostic testing for:
• Peripheral arterial disease (PAD)
• Diabetic neuropathy and autonomic dysfunction
• Cognitive impairment and memory care populations
The RN Travel Diagnostic Program expands high-value diagnostic services across multiple
facilities without increasing physician or nurse practitioner travel days. The Resource RN works
closely alongside a provider to perform structured on-site diagnostic testing and proactively
prepare charts to support expanded clinical services that benefit both residents and facilities.
Registered nurses conduct standardized assessments and testing, with provider review and
interpretation as required for compliant Medicare billing. This collaborative model enhances
efficiency, strengthens documentation, increases clinical throughput, and improves access to
advanced diagnostic services while maintaining regulatory and billing compliance.
This role offers a structured, office-like weekly schedule aligned with facility care operations —
no overnight shifts, no routine call, and no weekend or holiday coverage.
Key Responsibilities:
- Travel across assigned facilities to perform structured diagnostic testing.
- Conduct ABI testing and document vascular findings.
- Perform neuropathy and autonomic/sudomotor testing in diabetic populations.
- Administer structured cognitive assessments in memory care settings.
- Prepare charts in advance to optimize provider efficiency and expanded service delivery.
- Complete standardized documentation to support compliant Medicare CPT billing.
- Identify abnormal findings and coordinate timely provider review.
- Collaborate with wound care teams to integrate vascular findings into treatment plans.
- Support dementia care planning and behavioral health documentation initiatives.
- Participate in interdisciplinary care meetings, provider huddles, and quality initiatives.
Your presence will drive earlier diagnosis, improved care coordination, enhanced survey
readiness, reduced avoidable complications, and measurable facility-level outcomes.
Qualifications:
We seek a dedicated nurse with an active Maine nursing license (or eligibility to obtain one) who values structured care, interdisciplinary collaboration, and proactive geriatric medicine.
Key Qualifications:
- Active Maine RN or LPN license or ability to obtain.
- Experience in long-term care, memory care, or post-acute settings preferred.
- Strong assessment and documentation skills.
- Ability to function independently while supporting a collaborative provider model.
- Clear and empathetic communication with families, nursing teams, providers, and
- Proficiency with EHR-based documentation and structured clinical workflows.
Experience with vascular testing, wound care integration, diabetic management, or dementia care is strongly valued but not required. Training will be provided.
Compensation and Benefits:
- Competitive salary based on experience.
- 5-day structured work week aligned with facility operations.
- No call, weekend, or holiday coverage.
- Professional development, quality improvement, and leadership opportunities.
- Opportunity to expand into wound care, behavioral health, and advanced geriatric program initiatives.
Why Join Us:
At BThere Healthcare, you will join a mission-driven organization focused on elevating the
standard of post-acute and long-term care. Our model is built on:
- Proactive high-touch diagnostics
- Structured chronic disease management
- Early wound risk identification
- Memory care optimization
- Real-time clinical collaboration
- Preventive and restorative care strategies
Your work will directly impact residents’ health trajectories, caregiver satisfaction, and
system-wide quality outcomes.
How to Apply:
Learn more at: https://btherehealthcare.com/
Send applications and inquiries to: tiffany.buzzell@btherehealthcare.com
Come join BThere Healthcare and help lead the future of diagnostic-driven post-acute medicine
in Maine. Your expertise will shape meaningful, person-centered change for residents, families,
and interdisciplinary care partners.
We are an equal-opportunity employer and welcome candidates from all backgrounds.
