RN Case Manager: Care Coordination & Transitions

University of Miami; Miami (FL); Presencial; USD 55 000 - 83 000; Tempo parcial

Vantagens oferecidas por esta oferta de emprego

Competitive salaries

Comprehensive benefits package

Tuition remission

Resumo da oferta

University of Miami is seeking a Part-time Case Manager RN to coordinate the interdisciplinary plan of care from admission through discharge. The role includes monitoring care, liaising with patients, families, clinicians, and insurers, and developing discharge plans with appropriate resources.

You will identify care issues, refine clinical pathways, and ensure timely insurance authorizations while educating patients and families on care progression.

Qualificações

• Graduate from an accredited nursing program with BSN.
• Valid Florida RN license and BLS certification required.
• Minimum 2 years of relevant experience.
• Minimum of one year in Hospital Case Management/nursing.
• Strong communication and problem-solving abilities.

Responsabilidades

• Coordinates the overall interdisciplinary plan of care from admission to discharge.
• Monitors care and liaises with patients, families, clinicians, and insurers.
• Develops and facilitates discharge plans with resources for best outcomes.
• Identifies care issues and suggests refinements to clinical pathways to improve quality.
• Facilitates insurance authorization and regulatory notifications for continued care.

Conhecimentos

Effective communication

Interpersonal skills

Analytical thinking

Time management

Formação académica

Bachelor's degree (BSN)

Descrição da oferta de emprego

University of Miami is seeking a Part-time Case Manager RN to coordinate the interdisciplinary plan of care from admission through discharge. The role includes monitoring care, liaising with patients, families, clinicians, and insurers, and developing discharge plans with appropriate resources.

You will identify care issues, refine clinical pathways, and ensure timely insurance authorizations while educating patients and families on care progression.