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Additional certification in Geriatric Case Management, Hospice & Palliative Care, Gerontology, Clinical Social Work, Health Care, Nephrology, Mental Health, and/or Substance Abuse preferred.
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ANA certification in Home Health or Community Health Nursing encouraged. Serving as the case manager, directing and coordinating the work of a mix of other health care providers.
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They provide direct service programs in collaboration with community partners, healthcare and the Community Health department. Experience: 1-2 years of Educational and/or administrative background in community health or health care preferred.
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Behavioral Health Navigator Role is to coordinate and provide access to community based specialty and behavioral health resources through the referral process and facilitate communication between providers and empower patients to be active participants in their healthcare.
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Home health nursing experience preferred. To maintain the client with need of skilled nursing in his/her own home and to maximize his/her functions through the use of nursing interventions while functioning as case manager, directing and coordinating an interdisciplinary team.
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Must submit accurate time slips on a weekly basis according to Agency protocol. Graduate of professional school of nursing with state and regional accreditation required; NLN accreditation required; Baccalaureate degree in nursing preferred.
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