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Demonstrated ability to utilize/apply the general and specialized principles, practices, techniques and methods of Utilization review/management, discharge planning or case management.
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License, Certification, RegistrationRegistered Nurse License (California)Basic Life SupportAdditional Requirements:Demonstrated ability to utilize/apply the general and specialized principles, practices, techniques and methods of Utilization review/management, discharge planning or case management.
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The activities will include daily review of hospital care by chart review and discussion with attending physician, admission and concurrent review for inpatient admissions, meetings with patient and families to develop discharge planning, identification of patients for ambulatory case management, communication with case managers, home care reviewers, social workers, members and providers, quality improvement reviews, and education of the member/family, provider and hospital staff.
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Three (3) to five (5) years of clinical experience in healthcare setting, experience in utilization review, case management, discharge planning, and managed care. Synthesizes and analyzes a large volume of data related to the member, benefits, eligibility, facilities, contracts, and clinical status to identify issues and facilitate problem solving that results in continuity of care, quality of care and optimal resource management for the patient.
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Minimum two (2) years of RN experience in utilization review, ambulatory case management, care coordination or disease management. The Care Manager will work in 2 settings on a periodic rotating schedule, planning the discharges and follow up care for Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington patients hospitalized at a nearby network facility and carrying a case load of patients in one of the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Washington medical centers.
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Participate in the measurement of the effectiveness of the case management program. Knowledge in management of chronic disease process, nursing process and collaborative care planning.
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Ensures patient safety in the preparation and provisioning of care related to but not limited to medications, procedures, infection prevention, fall prevention, including consistent use of two patient identifiers and procedural time outs.
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Coordinates an interdisciplinary approach to providing continuity of care for transplant candidates and posttransplant patients, including utilization management, facilitation of discharge planning and clinical management of transplant related follow up care.
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Description: Job Summary:The Patient Care Coordinator is responsible for overseeing the management and coordination of care for the acute inpatient population. The PCC facilitates and coordinates with community providers and ambulatory case managers to assist with the appropriate level and transition of care for a safe discharge and preventing a re-admission.
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