RN Case Manager — Lead Patient-Centered Care

Ashealthnet; Cincinnati, Northern (OH, KY); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Christ Hospital Home Health Care in Cincinnati is seeking a Registered Nurse Case Manager (RNCM) who leads assessment and creates care plans, coordinates nursing and allied disciplines, and ensures safe, cost-effective, billable care under physician direction.

The RN educates patients and families, documents accurately, and remains compliant with regulations; strong communication, compassion, and clinical judgment are essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum of one year of RN experience in an acute care setting.
• Home care experience is desired.
• Ability to communicate effectively with patients, families, physicians and colleagues.
• Calm, patient and accommodating demeanor.
• Compassionate and patient-focused.
• Knowledge of nursing best practices.
• Ability to make appropriate nursing judgments.
• Identify situations and provide best solutions.
• Detail-oriented and observant.
• Disciplined work ethic with prioritization and timeliness.
• Ability to follow directions and work as a team member.
• Valid driver’s license and auto insurance.

Responsibilities

• Assess patient conditions and develop care plans.
• Coordinate nursing and interdisciplinary care under physician direction.
• Educate patients and families; ensure safe, cost-efficient care.
• Complete accurate documentation and ensure regulatory compliance.

Skills

Communication

Compassionate care

Patient focus

Detail oriented

Team player

Calm under pressure

Judgment skills

Flexibility

Education

RN license

Job description

The Christ Hospital Home Health Care in Cincinnati is seeking a Registered Nurse Case Manager (RNCM) who leads assessment and creates care plans, coordinates nursing and allied disciplines, and ensures safe, cost-effective, billable care under physician direction.

The RN educates patients and families, documents accurately, and remains compliant with regulations; strong communication, compassion, and clinical judgment are essential.