Korean-Bilingual RN: In-Home Senior Care Planner

SCAN Health Plan; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 54,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual employee bonus program

Robust Wellness Program

Generous paid-time-off (PTO)

Eleven paid holidays per year, plus 1浮

Excellent 401(k) Retirement SavingPlan

Job summary

SCAN Health Plan seeks a dedicated Bilingual Korean RN Care Planner to deliver long-term care management for diverse older adults in the Los Angeles area. The role focuses on keeping clients safely at home and preventing premature institutionalization, with a strong emphasis on care coordination and family education.

As a full-time RN, you will assess and certify eligibility, develop comprehensive care plans, and collaborate with physicians and non-clinical staff.

Qualifications

• Nursing degree required; BSN preferred.
• California RN license in good standing.
• 3+ years experience with health assessments, care planning, and case documentation.
• Experience with home visits is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

• Assess new clients and determine appropriateness for the MSSP program.
• Certify clients as nursing home eligible.
• Conduct assessments and reassessments for identification of clients' needs.
• Ensure clients' needs are met through written care plans.
• Provide ongoing health education to non-clinical staff members.
• Present cases at weekly team case conferences.
• Contact clients' physicians to discuss health problems identified during assessments.
• Provide education to clients or family members on self-care, hygiene, and nutrition.
• Maintain monthly documentation of clients and other clinical documentation.
• Develop and implement care plans for assigned caseload.

Skills

Bilingual English/Korean

Education

Nursing degree required

BSN preferred

Job description

SCAN Health Plan seeks a dedicated Bilingual Korean RN Care Planner to deliver long-term care management for diverse older adults in the Los Angeles area. The role focuses on keeping clients safely at home and preventing premature institutionalization, with a strong emphasis on care coordination and family education.

As a full-time RN, you will assess and certify eligibility, develop comprehensive care plans, and collaborate with physicians and non-clinical staff.