Case Manager

01 Salinas Valley Health Medical Center; United States; In loco; USD 101.000 - 123.000; Tempo pieno

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Union: CNA

Descrizione del lavoro

Salinas Valley Health in Salinas, CA, is seeking a Case Management RN to perform utilization review and discharge planning for assigned patients, coordinating with the care team to ensure appropriate level of care and timely discharge.

Requires ASN with CA RN license (BSN preferred), 3 years acute medical-surgical nursing and at least 1 year in utilization review or discharge planning in an acute hospital, with strong collaboration and communication skills.

Competenze

• ASN is required, BSN preferred.
• Current California RN license and BLS/Healthcare Provider status.
• 3 years acute medical-surgical nursing and 1 year in utilization review or discharge planning in an acute care hospital.

Mansioni

• Perform utilization review and discharge planning for assigned patients.
• Analyze medical records for medical necessity, level of care, and appropriate utilization.
• Assist patients and families in discharge planning and aftercare.
• Coordinate with hospital staff to manage care delivery and discharge planning.

Conoscenze

Discharge planning

Utilization review

Nursing

Formazione

ASN (Associates of Science in Nursing)

BSN preferred

Descrizione del lavoro

It's fun to work in a company where people truly BELIEVE in what they're doing! We're committed to bringing passion and customer focus to the business.

Department: Case Management Job Description

Under the direction of the Director and or the Manager of Case Management performs Utilization Review and Discharge Planning for assigned patients. Analyzes medical record for medical necessity, level of care and appropriate utilization of hospital services. Provides assistance to patients and their family in planning discharge and after care of patients. Assesses needs, identifies resources to support discharge requirements and develops formal discharge plans. Uses knowledge and skills to ensure a high degree of continuity of care. Refers all cases, which fail to meet utilization screening criteria to physician reviewers. Determines and monitors appropriate length of stay. In collaboration with hospital personnel, manages care delivery. Screens all patients for potential discharge needs. Initiates discharge planning and facilitates discharge teaching. Identifies resources for follow-up care and evaluate effectiveness of discharge planning.

NICU Specific Specifications:

Participates in direct patient care by ensuring appropriate discharge information for each NICU infant. Ensure that each infant discharged from the NICU have a follow-up by a primary care physician and provide when appropriate follow-up care in a specialized program for the High Risk Infant. Determine if infant meets high risk for follow-up criteria and advise parent/guardian of process. Make appointments at specialty clinics for infant. Identify discharge needs at admission and arrange for any durable medical equipment the physician has ordered. Ensure that each infant discharged has the opportunity to be seen by a Home Health Agency Nurse following discharge. Referral to CCS when infant meets qualifying criteria. Instruct parent/guardian on CCS referral process. Under direction of the Director of Case Management, develops and implements discharge planning standards of care for the neonatal unit. Pursues new knowledge in neonatal discharge planning by reviewing and evaluating current literature, attending and/or presenting at conferences in order to maintain a high level of expertise.

Pediatric Specific Duties:

Participates in direct patient care by ensuring appropriate discharge information for each pediatric patient. Ensures communication with appropriate primary care physician and community agencies as well as when appropriate with. CCS programs; identification and appropriate referrals CCS Special Care Centers Regional Centers whose care includes the needs of the infant, child or adolescent post acute hospital discharge. Ensures provision of a written discharge information that is culturally and linguistically appropriate be given to the parent, legal guardian, and or primary care giver at time of discharge and shall include but not be limited to: Diagnosis Medications Follow-up appointments with primary physicians and community agencies as listed above. Instructions on medical treatments to be administered at home. Copies of the above written discharge instructions to be given to the primary physician. Ensures the provision of teaching the parent, legal guardian or primary caregiver the medical needs of the infant, child or adolescent including the use of necessary technology to support post discharge care. Coordinates the appropriate multidisciplinary infant, pediatric and/or adolescent healthcare team members in discharge planning conferences. Performs other duties as assigned.

Education:

Associates of Science in nursing (ASN) required, BSN preferred.

Licensure:

Current California RN license. Current BLS/Healthcare Provider status as per American Heart Association standards. *See unit specific certification requirements below.

Experience:

Three (3) years acute medical surgical nursing and at least one (1) year of utilization review, case management, or discharge planning experience in an acute care hospital required unless posting specifies as a training position.

Pay Range:

The hourly rate for this position is $73.62- $89.49. The range displayed on this job posting reflects the target for new hire salaries for this position.

Job Specifications:

• Union: CNA
• Work Shift: Day Shift
• FTE: 1.0
• Scheduled Hours: 40

If you like wild growth and working with happy, enthusiastic over-achievers, you'll enjoy your career with us! Salinas Valley Health, formerly Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital, founded in 1953, is the cornerstone of what would eventually become Salinas Valley Health. Today, our highly trained team of healthcare professionals takes our renowned quality of patient care to the next level. Our team actively utilizes the latest medical techniques with our state-of-the-art technology to improve your health and well-being. In many cases this provides you and your family the opportunity to receive specialized care right here in your own community, without the need for travel. Our 263-bed acute care medical center employs more than 2,036 people and has a medical staff of more than 300 board-certified physicians across a broad spectrum of specialties, all dedicated to your care.