Perinatal Nurse Care Manager — Hybrid

Vanderbilt Health; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Vanderbilt Health in Nashville is seeking a nursing professional to assist in developing and meeting pillar outcomes and system improvement goals within the care coordination model. This role aims to reduce readmissions and coordinate care across patients in defined populations, emphasizing patient engagement, warm handovers, and education using teach-back techniques.

Key responsibilities include coordinating evaluation processes, serving as a liaison, leading care coordination meetings, and

Qualifications

• RN licensure required or eligible for nursing licensure.
• Experience in patient education and care coordination preferred.
• Proficiency with data management tools such as REDCap or Excel.

Responsibilities

• Coordinates the evaluation process for the defined patient population.
• Serves as liaison between referring providers and Vanderbilt providers.
• Collaborates with clinical team to plan care coordination for episodes.
• Leads patient care coordination meetings and develops care pathways.
• Establishes relationships with providers/agencies to optimize care for the defined population.
• Develops and disseminates patient education materials and information.
• Assists with quality improvement project development and implementation.
• Supports discharge/transition planning with multi-disciplinary teams.

Skills

RN

Evidence-Based Practice

Nursing Patient Assessment & Eval

Patient Education

Tools

REDCap

Excel

Job description

Vanderbilt Health in Nashville is seeking a nursing professional to assist in developing and meeting pillar outcomes and system improvement goals within the care coordination model. This role aims to reduce readmissions and coordinate care across patients in defined populations, emphasizing patient engagement, warm handovers, and education using teach-back techniques.

Key responsibilities include coordinating evaluation processes, serving as a liaison, leading care coordination meetings, and