The Care Manager RN works collaboratively with medical providers and healthcare professionals within Frederick Health and across the healthcare continuum. The role uses clinical skills to assess patients’ health status, chronic conditions, complex medical issues, unmet social needs, and psychosocial needs; provide information, referrals, and emotional support; and develop plans to manage identified needs in acute or ambulatory settings. Assessment, planning, interventions, and reassessment are performed with a collaborative interdisciplinary team. The Care Manager RN supports patient and family navigation across the healthcare continuum, improves quality outcomes, and promotes appropriate use of resources through effective care management. Assignments may include integrated care management in ambulatory practices or community practices participating in the Frederick Integrated Healthcare Network, employee health-plan care management, or inpatient care management. Integrated care management uses transitions of care, risk-stratification data, and referrals to guide interventions for attributed beneficiaries and patient populations. The role promotes patient wellness and self-management and may include telephonic, medical-office, and home visits. Employee health-plan work includes coaching employees or spouses with chronic conditions or wellness needs, providing education and resources, and supporting positive health behavior changes. The role may also conduct targeted outreach to close care gaps and develop or lead hospital and community wellness initiatives. Inpatient care management includes screening and assessing patient and family needs, discharge and transition planning, risk stratification, psychosocial assessment, and individualized planning across the continuum of care. The position requires a current Maryland Registered Nurse license, a Bachelor of Nursing degree from an accredited school, three to five years of care management and/or healthcare experience, and current CPR certification. Care Management certification is preferred. Patient-contact knowledge and skills must be maintained for patients of all ages, from neonates through geriatric patients. The role involves light physical work, including occasional lifting up to 20 pounds and walking or standing for a significant portion of the day. Bloodborne pathogen exposure is classified as Category B, meaning exposure to blood or body fluids may occur.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level