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Midland Community Healthcare Services, a Midland, Texas based facility, seeks a Care Manager to lead patient care pathways and coordinate with clinicians. You will assess patient needs, contribute to plans, and ensure accurate medical records in line with regulatory standards.
The role emphasizes nursing leadership, care coordination, and patient education while supporting clinic operations under the Clinic Manager. A registered nurse with strong service and supervisory experience is preferred.
MIDLAND COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE SERVICES, INC.
Midland, Texas
JOB TITLE: CARE MANAGERS
DEPARTMENT: COLEMAN / WOMEN'S SERVICES / PEDIATRICS
REPORTS TO: CLINIC MANAGER(S)
OES CODE: 29-1141.00 (Primary), 29-1141.04 (Secondary)
FLSA EXEMPTIONS STATUS: NON-EXEMPT
Care Managers play an important supporting role to the patients and physicians of Midland Community Healthcare Services. They are expected to lead the patient through their healthcare needs by providing excellent customer service while assessing, implementing, and evaluating their individual cases. They are responsible for maintaining accurate and complete medical records of appropriate patients in a manner consistent with medical, administrative, ethical, legal, and regulatory requirements of the health care system.
BBP Class II: This position has a potential for some exposure-prone duties. These employees will still receive basic personal protective equipment training, basic bloodborne pathogen standard training, and safety precautions. Employees in this class are still to be offered vaccinations provided by Midland Community Healthcare Services.
Physical Demand: Ability to interact with patients and operate office equipment for patient services. Employees will need the ability to lift a minimum of 25 lbs, or more, independently as necessary. Vision abilities are required to read and verify patient information, to read information on medical records, and the read information on computer systems. Writing, speaking, and typing abilities are required in order to interview and triage the patient then document information in the paper and electronic medical charts. Ability to pull, push, lift, and manipulate equipment and files. The ability to move freely about the front office and medical record areas in order to perform the job duties is required. In compliance with EEOC 29 CFR part 1630, reasonable accommodations will be made for those employees with disabilities in order to assist them in performing the job duties and demands, provided it does not constitute undue hardship upon MCHS.
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