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Home Health Care, Inc. is seeking a Registered Nurse (RN) Case Manager to oversee patient care in the St. Paul service area. You will lead nursing visits, coordinate with physicians and therapists, and ensure safe, effective home health outcomes.
The role emphasizes clinical leadership, autonomous decision-making, and long-term patient relationships within a Medicare-certified, family-owned organization.
Job Title: Registered Nurse (RN) Case Manager – Home Health | St. Paul Territory
Location: St. Paul, MN and surrounding communities within approximately a 35-mile radius of your home
Schedule: Full-Time | Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, 1 weekend per month, 1 on-call shift per week
Compensation: $85,000 to $130,000 annually plus $6,000 in first-year bonuses
The most experienced nurses know that great patient care isn't just about carrying out a treatment plan.
It's about recognizing subtle changes, educating families, preventing complications, and making clinical decisions that improve outcomes.
As an RN Case Manager , you'll practice at the top of your license while serving as the clinical leader for your patients throughout the St. Paul area.
This is a role where your knowledge, experience, and judgment genuinely shape the course of a patient's recovery.
As a Case Manager , you're not simply responding to patient needs.
You're anticipating them.
You'll oversee each patient's episode of care, coordinate services across multiple disciplines, monitor progress, educate caregivers, and identify potential concerns before they become larger problems.
Your clinical expertise becomes the foundation for safer recoveries and better patient outcomes.
For more than 30 years , Home Health Care, Inc. has been trusted by physicians, hospitals, and families across Minnesota to deliver exceptional home health services .
We believe experienced nurses should have the autonomy to make clinical decisions while always having an experienced leadership team available when they need support.
It's a culture built on collaboration, trust, and helping nurses succeed for the long term.