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Adecco Portugal seeks an experienced Inpatient Rehabilitation Case Manager to coordinate patient care from admission through discharge on a full-time, Mon-Fri schedule with rotating weekends. Compensation is $45–$53/hour in the United States, with comprehensive benefits and a focus on safe transitions home.
You will collaborate with physicians, nurses, therapists, patients, and families to optimize outcomes and expedite discharge planning while ensuring payer requirements and regulatory
Inpatient Rehabilitation Case Manager
Full-Time | Monday–Friday | Rotating Weekends
$45–$53/hour
Help Patients Successfully Transition from Hospital to Home
We are seeking an experienced Case Manager to join a collaborative inpatient rehabilitation team. This position is ideal for a healthcare professional with experience supporting patients recovering from stroke, neurological conditions, spinal cord injuries, orthopedic procedures, amputations, traumatic brain injuries, or other complex medical conditions.
You will coordinate each patient’s care from admission through discharge, remove barriers to a safe transition, and help patients and families prepare for the next stage of recovery.
What You’ll Do
Qualifications
Why Join Us?
If you have inpatient rehabilitation or hospital case management experience and enjoy coordinating complex patient transitions, we would love to connect with you.
Pay Details: $26.00 to $46.00 per hour
Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled
Military connected talent encouraged to apply
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