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5) 8 hour shifts; 8:30 am - 5 pm - No weekends; no holidays; no call The Case Manager Role: - Coordinates care for a select caseload of patients from triage, care coordination during JHM management and safe transfer to home.
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Experience with member engagement, transitions of care, clinical care, and/or case management. The CCM meets members where they are with the flexibility to conduct member visits telephonically, via telehealth, in the home, community and/or office setting including the Comprehensive Care Center.
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The responsibilities include but are not limited to: geriatric assessment, medical history, physical exam, diagnosis and treatment, development of the nursing plan of care, health education, physician referrals, case management referrals, follow-up and clear documentation according to ChenMed standards for quality, service, productivity and teamwork.
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Case Management Nurses coordinate long-term care for their patients. OneStaff Medical is seeking a travel nurse RN Case Management for a travel nursing job in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Coordinate care for a select caseload of patients from triage, care coordination, during management, and safe transfer to home. BLS, Current in-patient Case Management experience.
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Orders Perform client assessments as necessary Case management and coordination Accurately document observations, interventions, and evaluations pertaining to client care management and services provided, utilizing a state-of-the-art touch pad tablet Qualifications for a Registered Nurse (RN): A current license as a Registered Nurse in Maryland Prior home care experience strongly preferred, but not required.
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QUALIFICATIONS:Education Level: RN - Registered Nurse - State Licensure And/or Compact State Licensure RN- Registered Nurse in MD, VA or Washington, DC Upon Hire Experience: 5 years clinically related experience working in Care Management, Discharge Coordination, Home Health, Utilization Review, Disease Management or other direct patient care experience.
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Works with Utilization Review staff relative to data tracking for performance review and outcomes of care analysis to determine efficiency, the efficacy of case management system as well as any other systems and process.
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Assesses the needs of individual patients within an assigned case load for care coordination, discharge planning, and utilization management services Facilitates early referral to high risk case management, physical therapy, occupational therapy, social work, risk management, patient advocacy, post-acute services, and quality management.
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Has 2 years of experience in medical-surgical/geriatric and/or pediatric case management. Develop personalized care plans: Help clients access home and community-based servicesthat empower them to maintain independence in the least restrictive environment.
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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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Champion client autonomy: Advocate for client rights, promote self-determination, and ensure fair access to vital services. Document for impact: Maintain accurate records to track progress, inform service decisions, and contribute to the ongoing improvement of the AERS program.
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Assists Case Management team with post-Acute care placement (Acute Rehab, Skilled Nursing, Hospice, Dialysis, Home Health, DME, Psychiatric, Long-Term Care, and LTACH placements.
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Has reliable transportation and a valid driver's license equivalent to a noncommercial, class C Maryland driver's license. Coordinate and connect: Refer clients to resources, consult with professionals, and coordinate services to ensure a seamless support system.
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Complete face-to-face outreach with clients in the community or telephonically to assess, refer and confirm enrollment into services including connection to primary/specialty care, MCO Case Management, B'More for Healthy Babies Centralized Intake Services (Home visiting, Safe Sleep, WIC, etc.
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