RN Case Manager: Intensive Care Coordination

University of California; Los Angeles (CA); Remote; USD 144,000 - 186,000; Full time

Job summary

UCLA Health is seeking an ICM Nurse Case Manager to perform complex care coordination for high‑risk cancer patients within the UCLA Medical Group. The role focuses on nurse-led interventions, early recognition of treatment-related issues, and rapid escalation when needed to ensure optimal patient care.

Under the direction of the Assistant Director, the position aims to foster continuity of care, reduce unnecessary utilization, and coordinate services across care settings, with emphasis on

Qualifications

• BSN or MSN degree required.
• Active CA RN license.
• Minimum of 2 years' experience in utilization management, inpatient CM or clinical experience.
• Must have strong problem solving skills.Ability to analyze problemsand formulate plans, solutions and a course of action given changing circumstances.
• Excellent organizational and time management skills, including the ability to handle multiple conflicting priorities simultaneously. Strong ability to prioritize.
• Demonstrate proficiency in computer skills such as Windows computer function, computer navigation, and ability to use computerized patient care systems.
• Competence in navigating the internet/intranet and use of browser software such as Microsoft Explorer and applications such asExcel, Word, and PowerPoint
• Excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills.Ability to articulate clinical and non-clinical information to individuals of all levels of understanding.
• Ability to be flexible and work according to availability of office personnel, patient and resources required to coordinate care of patient.

Skills

Care coordination

Utilization management

Nursing process

Problem solving

Time management

Interpersonal communication

Clinical documentation

Education

BSN/MSN

Tools

Excel

Word

PowerPoint

Job description

UCLA Health is seeking an ICM Nurse Case Manager to perform complex care coordination for high‑risk cancer patients within the UCLA Medical Group. The role focuses on nurse-led interventions, early recognition of treatment-related issues, and rapid escalation when needed to ensure optimal patient care.

Under the direction of the Assistant Director, the position aims to foster continuity of care, reduce unnecessary utilization, and coordinate services across care settings, with emphasis on