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The Clinical Director (Registered Nurse, RN) is responsible for overseeing and directing the patient care operations of the home care facility under the direction of the Home Health Executive Director.
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3-5 years of experience in home care, hospice or related service. Degree in a healthcare related field preferred or equivalent healthcare service related experience. 3-5 years of experience in home care, hospice or related service.
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Oversees quarterly record reviews and communicates findings and recommendations to Executive Director and home health personnel, assures current and accurate clinical records in compliance with documentation requirements and program-specific rules for coverage and qualifying criteria.
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One year of supervisory and/or management experience in home health setting or related healthcare setting preferred. If Clinical Director another clinical discipline (PT/OT/SLP), must have current applicable license in the state.
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The Executive Director (Registered Nurse, RN) in Home Health serves as the Administrator of the home health provider and is responsible for the administration of the day-to-day operations of the home care provider.
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Conduct in-services, presentations, educational luncheons, host and attend relevant events by introducing our home health care services to physicians, patients, their families, facility staff and other referral sources.
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POSITION SUMMARY : The Director of Professional Services (DPS) acts under the direction of the Executive Director/Administrator of Absolute Home Health. In the absence of the Executive Director/Administrator, the DPS may serve as an Alternate Administrator.
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If Clinical Director is an RN, must have current RN licensure in state of practice. Oversees the eligibility of patients referred to home care services, planning for the services to be provided to patients and supervising their total home health care.
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We are hiring for a full-time Home Health Executive Director RN to join our team in Mount Vernon, IL! Registered nurse with at least 1 year supervisory or administrative experience in a home healthcare or a related field.
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The Executive Director of Karman Legacy Hospice and Stillwater Medical Home Health position is no different. JOB SUMMARY: The Executive Director is responsible for all aspects of quality and service provided to the hospice/ home care patient, this role’s oversight includes provision of care, regulatory compliance, leadership, growth, and profitability of the division.
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We are hiring for a Clinical Director – RN with Home Health Experience. If you love nursing and have an interest in healthcare operations, this is a great opportunity for you.
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Overall operations of the branch and service area including: budgeting, personnel management, recruiting, and fiscal management. Develops and supervises the clinical management team of the branch. Experience with managing, training, coaching, and developing a team.
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Responsible for all federal and state regulatory requirements. Service area growth and client satisfaction. Employee satisfaction and retention. Strong understanding of P&L.
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2-3 yeas of leadership, training and management experience in home health. The RN Executive Director is directly responsible for the administrative and leadership functions associated with all operations of an Aveanna branch.
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Our home health company is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Executive Director to lead our organization in Charlotte, NC. The ideal candidate should have an active RN license in the state and leadership experience over a home health organization, including profit and loss statement.
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