Unlock your ideal
nursing career

Technology built by nurses
for nurses

If you’re tired of rigid schedules, long hours, and the inflexible structure of your current position? Not to mention the aches and pains after multiple shifts? If so, Nexus Bedside has a solution. Our innovative intelligent nursing care model is designed by nurses, for nurses. We understand the unique challenges you face, and we’ve crafted a solution that prioritizes your well-being while ensuring exceptional patient care.

Hybrid work schedule:
Balancing onsite & virtual shifts

The physical strain of multiple shifts takes a very real toll on your health and job satisfaction. Our hybrid work schedule allows you to alternate between onsite and virtual shifts, alleviating much of that stress. You remain an integral part of a single care team, but with the added benefit of flexibility. Say goodbye to burnout and hello to 
a more balanced work-life experience.

Customizable
weekly schedules

Choose from up to six weekly schedules, ranging from 20 to 40 hours per week. Whether you’re a night owl or an early riser, our system accommodates your preferences. With millions of possible combinations over a year, you’ll find a schedule that fits your lifestyle and needs.

How it comes together

Through our solution, responsibilities are effectively divided among three roles – a virtual
nurse, a bedside nurse and nursing aid – to ensure comprehensive patient care.

Icon of a virtual nurse

Virtual nurse

The Virtual Nurse takes charge of critical aspects such as admission History, initiation and coordination of admission orders, medication reconciliation, care coordination, team rounds, patient monitoring, patient and family education, as well as discharge orders and follow-up.

Bedside nurse

Meanwhile, the bedside nurse plays a pivotal role in the initial assessment, conducting skin checks, and assessing lines, tubes, and drains. This nurse is responsible for medication administration, blood transfusion, chemotherapy administration, as well as the removal of IVs, drains, and performing the final assessment.

Aide/Tech

Complementing these roles, the nursing aid contributes to patient well-being by managing patient-to-room orientation, monitoring vital signs, and providing assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, and feeding as required. Additionally, the nursing aid aids patients in dressing and transport, collectively ensuring a comprehensive and coordinated approach to patient care.