Remote UM Nurse RN | Optimize Care

University Health; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

University Health's Truman Medical Center is seeking a Utilization Management Nurse (RN) to optimize care delivery, support cross-disciplinary teams, and drive cost-efficient clinical pathways. The UM RN will monitor patient care, advise on documentation, transition planning, and participate in quality initiatives.

The role requires Missouri RN licensure, BSN preferred, and at least 2 years in an acute hospital setting; strong communication and data-driven decision making are essential.

Qualifications

• Active RN license in Missouri is required.
• 2 years clinical experience in an acute hospital setting.
• BSN preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

• Partner with interdisciplinary teams to ensure effective and efficient use of healthcare resources.
• Monitor patient care delivery to align with best practices, regulatory standards, and financial goals.
• Serve as an internal consultant to clinical staff, providing guidance on utilization practices, clinical documentation, and discharge planning.
• Leverage data and clinical judgment to support timely transitions of care and optimize care coordination.
• Participate in quality and performance improvement initiatives focused on resource utilization and patient-centered care.

Skills

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Clinical documentation

Utilization management

Data-driven decision making

Education

Active RN license in Missouri

BSN preferred

2 years clinical experience in acute hospital

Tools

Electronic Health Records (EHR)

Windows-based programs

Job description

University Health's Truman Medical Center is seeking a Utilization Management Nurse (RN) to optimize care delivery, support cross-disciplinary teams, and drive cost-efficient clinical pathways. The UM RN will monitor patient care, advise on documentation, transition planning, and participate in quality initiatives.

The role requires Missouri RN licensure, BSN preferred, and at least 2 years in an acute hospital setting; strong communication and data-driven decision making are essential.