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Provides, establishes, and revises the Home Health Assistant Plan of Care to Home Health Assistants as assigned. Reports pertinent clinical findings to patient's Case Management nurse, physician/Clinical Manager.
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A minimum of one (1) year experience, either in oncology, long-term care, or hospice or home health. Position requires RN License for MD, DE, and VA and Hospice RN Case Management experience.
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Develop personalized care plans: Help clients access home and community-based services that empower them to maintain independence in the least restrictive environment. Has 2 years of experience in medical-surgical/geriatric and/or pediatric case management.
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Catholic Charities of Baltimore, Project Reach is looking for a Case Manager, who will provide intensive case management including, but not limited to, as-needed home visitation services to participants/clients.
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Conduct comprehensive assessments: Analyze medical and psychosocial information, conduct home visits, and evaluate client needs to identify appropriate services. Requirements Holds a valid State of Maryland social work license (LBSW, LMSW, or LCSW, LCSW-C) or a valid State of Maryland RN license.
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RNnetwork is seeking a travel nurse RN Home Health Case Management for a travel nursing job in Baltimore, Maryland. As a Case Manager in home visit nursing, you'll be the vital link between patients and their care teams, ensuring continuity and quality of care.
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Become a Registered Nurse ( RN ) Case Manager with Tribute Home Care and play an important role in setting a new standard in elder care. This is a great position for someone with strong patient care and administrative skills that is looking for a non-clinical, case management role with the opportunity to grow professionally.
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As a Case Manager, you will take the lead in providing nursing care and case management for those with life-limiting illnesses, helping patients and their caregivers navigate end-of-life care with compassion.
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This position is responsible for the evaluation and treatment of patients, establishing outcomes-centered plans, and delivering effective care management across a patient’s episode to ensure timely, progressive, and high-valued care for those we serve.
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Veterinarian – Housecall / In-Home Care. While traveling between appointments, you can complete your paperwork using our cloud-based practice management and electronic medical record system.
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Act as a consultant to facility staff on all aspects of wound care management. IWC works with the nursing home staff and residents on a team approach to client care, including a focused exam on patient wound(s.
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Holds a valid State of Maryland social work license (LBSW, LMSW, or LCSW, LCSW-C) or a valid State of Maryland RN license. Champion client autonomy: Advocate for client rights, promote self-determination, and ensure fair access to vital services.
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Document for impact: Maintain accurate records to track progress, inform service decisions, and contribute to the ongoing improvement of the AERS program. Has reliable transportation and a valid driver's license equivalent to a noncommercial, class C Maryland driver's license.
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Building the world's largest in-home care system. We deliver trusted, compassionate care to all in the comfort of home. DispatchHealth is creating an integrated, convenient, high-touch care-delivery solution that extends the capabilities of the patient's care team and ensures that we provide personalized, quality care in the home or at the patient’s location of need.
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Heartland Hospice is a member of the Gentiva family - an industry leader in hospice, palliative, home health, and personal home care. You MUST be a RN with either hospice or home health management experience to be considered for this opportunity.
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