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The Case Manager/RN will conduct comprehensive nursing health assessments of participants’ medical needs, diagnose functional and cognitive abilities and environmental and social needs to determine which service(s) are required to meet participants’ needs and preferences in the community.
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Two (2) years combined RN experience in an acute care setting or case management required. Completion of an accredited RN training program that allows graduates to take RN license exam.
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CASE MANAGER REGISTERED NURSE for our CALIFORNIA Health Plan. Candidates must live in the state of California in San Bernardino or Riverside COUNTY.We are looking for an RN with at least 2 years of relevant Case Management experience.
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CorVel Corporation is hiring a caring, self-motivated, energetic and independent registered nurse to fill a Medical Case Manager (RN) position in the Inland Empire/San Bernardino, CA area.
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The Case Manager Registered Nurse is primarily responsible for the preparation, recording and tracking of initial and retrospective payments for hospital services. Coordinates with Discharge Planners for continuum of patient care, for example, durable medical equipment (DME) and Levels of Care.
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Reporting to the Clinic Manager, the RN Case Manager delivers and oversees all aspects of participant care, including conducting required PACE assessments, developing and following personalized participant care plans, and supporting transitions of care coordination.
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CCM - Certified Case Manager - Care Mgmt, CCP - Chronic Care Professional - Care Mgmt. Care Manager BH/RN (Must reside and licensed in CA) - Remote.
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Job Summary: The Case Manager-ED, Emergency Department, serves as a key member of the patient care delivery team. Applies clinical knowledge as well as specialized emergency medicine case management and care coordination methodologies and practices in a tertiary care facility with level one trauma designation.
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As an Allied Registered Nurse (RN), you will use your skills independently, where you will serve as a role model in in-patient care and demonstrate advanced level of clinical practice. Experience in home health care or related public health care field preferred.
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As the Registered Nurse Case Manager , you will partner with our Director of Patient Care Services and Interdisciplinary Teams to further that mission. We believe all patients and families entrusted in our care deserve the highest level of compassion, respect, and quality of care.
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