Hospice RN Case Manager — Compassionate Home Care Leader

UnitedHealth Group; New Cumberland (Cumberland County); In loco; USD 76.000 - 113.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

UnitedHealth Group is seeking a compassionate RN Case Manager to coordinate hospice care by assessing patients, partnering with the interdisciplinary care team, and developing plans that support each patient's needs. This full-time role emphasizes patient-centered care and on-call coverage, with a comprehensive benefits package.

Responsibilities include conducting assessments, documenting progress, teaching patients and families, and maintaining communication with the care team.

Competenze

• Current RN license, state(s) you are assigned to work.
• 1+ year of nursing experience
• Current CPR certification
• Valid driver's license, reliable transportation and liability insurance

Mansioni

• Performs patient assessments and collaborates with the care team to develop and implement a plan of care
• Makes referrals to other hospice care disciplines as needed or documents rationale for not doing so
• Develops, prepares, and maintains individualized patient care progress records with accuracy, timeliness and according to care center policies
• Records pain/symptom management changes/outcomes as appropriate
• Teaches patients, families, and caregivers appropriate patient care techniques
• Regularly communicates with clinical manager and care team
• Performs on-call responsibilities and on-call services to patients/families as assigned
• Other duties as assigned

Formazione

Registered Nurse (RN) license

Descrizione del lavoro

UnitedHealth Group is seeking a compassionate RN Case Manager to coordinate hospice care by assessing patients, partnering with the interdisciplinary care team, and developing plans that support each patient's needs. This full-time role emphasizes patient-centered care and on-call coverage, with a comprehensive benefits package.

Responsibilities include conducting assessments, documenting progress, teaching patients and families, and maintaining communication with the care team.