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Hendricks Regional Health in the United States seeks a licensed Registered Nurse to serve as a Case Manager. The role focuses on promoting optimal social and emotional functioning, coordinating post-acute services, and enabling patients to utilize healthcare resources effectively to improve health outcomes.
Essential responsibilities include discharge planning for complex cases, advocacy, crisis support, and collaboration with the interdisciplinary team.
The purpose of a case manager is to promote an optimal level of social/emotional functioning and to enable wellness patients to appropriately utilize health care and other services to achieve their optimal level of health. The case manager recognizes that the relationship between psychosocial factors and illness influence the patient’s recovery. Through provision of patient centered assessments and brokering for post-acute services the case manager identifies variables the can or will affect optimal transition from the hospital. Collaboration with the interdisciplinary team, the patient, loved ones, and through mobilization of community services personal and professional resources the work of the case manager can substantially reduce hospital and patient cost, decrease readmissions and improve the quality of life for patients.
*Note: While these are considered essential responsibilities of the position this is not a comprehensive inventory of all duties and does not take into considerations accommodations that may be required as situations arise.
The functions of this position are not limited to what has been listed; other tasks may be performed as assigned.
Bachelor’s Degree (Must start program within one year and complete within five years) in nursing from an accredited college or university.
Broad responsibility directly related to work experience in clinical, administrative and managerial positions in healthcare or related field.
Registered Nurse license from the State of Indiana, Board of Registered Nursing.
4th Shift (United States of America)
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