Care Manager - Interdisciplinary Care & Health Equity

CareSource Management Services LLC; Mississippi; Hybrid; USD 56,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

CareSource in Mississippi seeks a Care Manager to collaborate with an inter‑disciplinary care team to improve quality and meet the needs of members, families and the community through person‑centered planning and coordinated care. You will lead assessments, develop ICPs, educate members on treatment options and resources, and ensure timely care transitions while aligning with NCQA and CMSA standards.

This role requires a clinical license (RN, Social Worker or Counselor), 3+ years of relevant

Qualifications

• Associates of Science (A.S) degree from an accredited nursing program required or Bachelor's degree in healthcare field required
• Master's or Bachelor's degree associated with clinical licensure preferred
• Equivalent years of relevant work experience may be accepted in lieu of required education
• Three (3) years experience in nursing or social work or counseling or health care profession required
• Three (3) years Medicaid and/or Medicare managed care experience preferred

Responsibilities

• Engage the member and natural supports using strength-based assessments and trauma-informed care.
• Lead inter-disciplinary care team meetings to address member needs and care plans.
• Develop and update person-centered care plans (ICP) with member desires and preferences.
• Identify and manage barriers to achieving care plan goals and coordinate transitions to appropriate levels of care.
• Educate members about treatment options, resources and insurance benefits; document progress per standards.

Skills

Quality improvement

HEDIS knowledge

Care coordination

Communication skills

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Cultural competence

Trauma-informed care

Health equity

Documentation

Decision making

Education

AS or BS in nursing/healthcare

Clinical licensure

Masters or BS in relevant field (preferred)

Job description

CareSource in Mississippi seeks a Care Manager to collaborate with an inter‑disciplinary care team to improve quality and meet the needs of members, families and the community through person‑centered planning and coordinated care. You will lead assessments, develop ICPs, educate members on treatment options and resources, and ensure timely care transitions while aligning with NCQA and CMSA standards.

This role requires a clinical license (RN, Social Worker or Counselor), 3+ years of relevant