RN Case Manager: Care Coordination & Patient Advocacy

Vanderbilt University Medical Center; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 68,000 - 98,000; Part time

Job summary

Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee, is seeking a Nursing Case Manager within the Transition Management Office (TMO). The role focuses on coordinating patient and family interventions across the continuum of care to promote safe, efficient use of resources.

The position requires ADN + 5 years of experience with BSN or Master’s preferred. The TMO team supports a patient-centered approach and collaborative leadership within a dynamic health system.

Qualifications

• Active RN license in Tennessee
• Bachelor’s degree in Nursing is required; BSN preferred
• Minimum 5 years of relevant nursing care coordination experience

Responsibilities

• Assesses and identifies patients with complex clinical needs requiring a coordinated plan of care.
• Develops case management plan with strategies or alternative interventions to attain optimal outcomes for patients and families.
• Analyzes progress on the plan of care, identifies variances, and removes barriers to progress care.
• Advocates for patients and families to ensure safe, high-quality healthcare.
• Supports Pillar outcomes including finance, satisfaction, and clinical quality across the continuum of care.

Skills

Nursing Patient Assessment &Evaluation

RN Access Patient Education

Evidence-Based Practice

Treatment Planning

Case Management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Nursing

BSN or MSN preferred

Job description

Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee, is seeking a Nursing Case Manager within the Transition Management Office (TMO). The role focuses on coordinating patient and family interventions across the continuum of care to promote safe, efficient use of resources.

The position requires ADN + 5 years of experience with BSN or Master’s preferred. The TMO team supports a patient-centered approach and collaborative leadership within a dynamic health system.