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Posted job title: Registered Nurse – Case Management- Case Manager - Travel - (CM RN) Registered Nurse – Case Management- Case Manager - Travel - (CM RN.
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PRSC Case Managers are responsible for working in conjunction with Subcontracted Community Based Transitional, Sober Living and Employment Services providers (CBPs) to assess participant needs and strengths in support of developing and securing permanent, independent or supportive housing, employment and ancillary resources.
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The Telephonic Case Manager coordinates resources and creates flexible, cost-effective options for ill or injured individuals on a case-by-case basis to facilitate quality individualized treatment goals, including timely return-to-work if appropriate.
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The Telephonic Case Manager must have the ability to explain medical conditions and treatment plans to the patient, family members and adjuster; supporting the goals of the Case Management department, and of CorVel.
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The Telephonic Case Manager will rely on their medical knowledge to evaluate the patient’s current treatment plan for medical appropriateness based on their physical and medical status. The Telephonic Case Manager must be able to discuss the patient’s medical and physical conditions with the treating physicians, along with discussing/ recommending alternate treatment plans for the patient.
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Ability to utilize their medical and nursing knowledge to allow the case manager to discuss the current treatment plan with the physician and discuss alternate treatment plans. URAC recognized Case Management certification (ACM, CCM, CDMS, CMAC, CMC, CRC, CRRN, COHN, COHN-S, RN-BC) required to be obtained within 3 years of hire if no nationally recognized certification is present at time of hire.
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The TC Case Management Nurse fulfills the Mission of Providence Health & Services in working with patients, families, volunteers, and PMSV staff. PH&S Core Values of respect, excellence, compassion, justice, and stewardship are demonstrated by the Case Management Nurse in her/his daily work.
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Case Managers must meet unit performance measures and targets each month, ensuring individuals on their caseload receive the needed services and supports. Case Managers at PermiaCare maintain an assigned caseload of individuals and are responsible for providing required services to each individual, including keeping accurate records and documentation as required and within required timeframes.
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Case Western Reserve University has an outstanding infrastructure for biomedical research including recently renovated animal facilities and core facilities supporting state-of-the-art methodologies in structural biology.
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Collaborates with Case Manager, Nurse Director/Manager, House Supervisor, and other care team members in the provision of patient care. Evaluates patients responses to care based on effectiveness of nursing interventions/actions in relationship to established outcomes and consults with Medical Staff, Case Manager, Nurse Director/Manager, House Supervisor, and other care team members regarding clinical variances and recommended changes to the plan of care.
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The RN Case Reviewer develops accurate clinical case summaries, data trending, reports and analysis for the PPC as well as support Committee Members in their evaluation process. Department: Quality Outcomes FTE: 1.00 Full Time Shift: Days Position Summary: The Professional Practice Excellence RN Case Reviewer supports the Professional Practice Committee (PPC) through the management of data and information needed by the Committee for the performance of Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation (OPPE) and Focused Professional Practice Evaluation (FPPE) in accordance with approved policies and the PPC Charter.
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The Manager for Case Management Services reports to the Case Management Director and is responsible for promoting patient-centered care by coordinating all aspects of hospital based case management for his/her assigned area of responsibility in alignment with the goals of the Case Management Department.
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Functions as part of a multidisciplinary team, including but not limited to: member, psychiatrist, psychologists, primary care physician, physician specialists, nurse, nurse practitioner, pharmacist, dietitian, social worker, and case manager, to develop, implement, manage, and evaluate the medical treatment plan and communicate with the providers.
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National Board for Certification in Continuity of Care: Advanced Certification in Continuity of Care (ACCC) Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification: Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC) American Nurses Credentialing Center Nurse Case Manager (RN-NCM) National Academy of Certified Care Managers: Care Manager Certified (CMC) Experience: One year of experience in nursing as identified in the TO after graduation.
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Detroit Medical Center is seeking a Registered Nurse (RN) Case Management for a nursing job in Detroit, Michigan. Posted job title: Case Management Manager FT Days About Detroit Medical Center The Detroit Medical Center (DMC) is the leading academically–integrated hospital system in Metro Detroit, and one of the largest health care providers in Southeast Michigan.
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