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LeoForce is seeking a Director of Case Management in Yuma, AZ to lead the hospital's case management department, oversee utilization review, discharge planning, and care coordination for a patient population with complexity.
The role requires an RN with a BSN, an active RN license, and at least 3 years in hospital-based case management; CCM/ACM is preferred. You will supervise an 11-person team and collaborate with physicians, nursing, social work, and leadership.
Director of Case Management
Yuma,AZ, US
Experience: Mid Level
Salary: $100,000 - $125,000 per year
Job Details
The Director of Case Management is responsible for leading the hospital's case management department and ensuring effective utilization review, discharge planning, interdisciplinary care coordination, and safe patient transitions.
The Director oversees a diverse team consisting of RNs, social work professionals, an LPN, and other healthcare professionals. Current case manager assignments average approximately 13 patients per case manager.
The Director generally does not carry a regular patient assignment, although they are expected to understand the team's patient population, remain engaged in difficult cases, assist during periods of low census or staffing constraints, and actively support safe and effective discharge planning.
We are representing an established inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Yuma, Arizona seeking an experienced Director of Case Management to lead its hospital-based case management function.
This is a highly visible leadership position overseeing an interdisciplinary team of 11 professionals and working closely with hospital leadership, physicians, nursing, therapy, patients, families, and external care partners.
The hospital currently operates 61 beds with an average daily census of approximately 56 patients and has a planned 20-bed expansion expected to open in 2027, increasing total capacity to 81 beds.
The organization is particularly interested in an experienced RN case management leader who understands both the clinical and operational sides of hospital case management.