Remote Triage RN - Transitional Care & Care Coordination

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp.; New Haven (CT); Remote; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp. is seeking a Transitional Care Manager Triage RN to enhance post-discharge care and reduce readmissions. The role emphasizes clinical triage, education, and coordinated navigation for diverse patient populations.

Remote work with periodic onsite practice locations is expected, and CT RN licensure is required. The successful candidate will collaborate with care management teams, review discharge plans, and utilize evidence-based guidelines to optimize patient

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a clinically related field is required.
• RN license is required in Connecticut.
• Minimum of 3 years of direct clinical patient-care experience.
• 2 years in case management within acute, community, or post-acute settings.

Responsibilities

• Performs post-hospital discharge and post-ED follow-up outreach to reduce readmissions and ED visits.
• Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to coordinate referrals and services.
• Ensures accurate EHR documentation and timely follow-up scheduling.
• Provides patient education on discharge plans, medications, and symptom management.
• Maintains patient confidentiality and supports quality improvement efforts.

Skills

Clinical triage

Care coordination

Post-discharge follow-up

Patient education

Clear communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in clinically related field

RN license

Tools

EHR software

Job description

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp. is seeking a Transitional Care Manager Triage RN to enhance post-discharge care and reduce readmissions. The role emphasizes clinical triage, education, and coordinated navigation for diverse patient populations.

Remote work with periodic onsite practice locations is expected, and CT RN licensure is required. The successful candidate will collaborate with care management teams, review discharge plans, and utilize evidence-based guidelines to optimize patient