Job Title: Return to Work Case Manager RN
Location: North Carolina / California (Location-dependent)
Pay Rate: $33.57/hour
Duration: 5 Months
Job Description
We are seeking a Registered Nurse (RN) to provide occupational health and medical case management services for employees with work-related injuries and non-work-related medical absences. The role focuses on workers' compensation case management, medical coordination, and return-to-work planning.
Responsibilities:
- Manage workers' compensation cases and coordinate medical treatment for injured employees.
- Develop and monitor case management plans to support recovery and early return to work.
- Coordinate with insurance adjusters, physicians, employees, and management regarding treatment plans and work restrictions.
- Evaluate employees' fitness for duty and determine appropriate return-to-work accommodations.
- Lead the ADA interactive process and coordinate workplace medical accommodations with HR and management.
- Conduct medical assessments, injury triage, and determine appropriate treatment or referrals.
- Maintain confidential employee medical records, disability documentation, and workers' compensation records.
- Respond to workplace medical emergencies and coordinate follow-up care.
- Support occupational health services across manufacturing and other operational facilities.
- Participate in rotating on-call coverage for US operations.
Education
- Associate Degree or Bachelor's Degree in Nursing from an accredited nursing program.
- Active RN license in North Carolina or California, depending on work location.
Required Skills
- Registered Nurse (RN) licensure.
- Workers' compensation case management.
- Occupational health nursing.
- Medical assessment and injury triage.
- Return-to-work planning and fitness-for-duty evaluations.
- ADA compliance and interactive accommodation process.
- Knowledge of OSHA requirements.
- CPR and emergency first aid.
Preferred Skills
- Minimum 1 year of relevant experience with a BSN or 3 years with an Associate Degree.
- Experience in occupational health clinics, workers' compensation, or employee medical case management.
- Certified Occupational Health Nurse (COHN or COHN-S).
- Case management certification.
- Experience with ergonomics, immunology, and workplace injury rehabilitation.