Nurse Navigator - PRN

University of Missouri Health Care•Columbia, MO

4d•$39

About The Position

MU Health Care is looking for a passionate and dynamic Nurse Navigator to join our team and make a profound impact on patient care. If you are a proactive problem-solver with a talent for fostering collaboration across various healthcare teams, this role is for you. We seek an individual who excels in coordinating care, educating patients, and driving quality improvements with enthusiasm and dedication. At MU Health Care, you'll thrive in a supportive environment where your expertise will help streamline patient journeys and enhance outcomes. Bring your commitment to compassionate care and innovation to our team, and together, let's transform the patient experience. Apply now to be a key player in delivering exceptional, coordinated care.

Requirements

Missouri Board of Nursing RN or Nurse Licensure Compact multi-state RN. When primary state of residency changes, compact state RNs must apply under new state of residency within thirty (30) days.
One of the following:
--Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree and three (3) years of RN experience; or
--five (5) years of RN experience; or
--one (1) year of RN experience and five (5) years of LPN care coordination navigator experience.

Nice To Haves

Additional license/certification requirements as determined by hiring department.

Responsibilities

Coordinate care along the continuum for specified disease processes or populations.
Act as a resource for patients, families, nursing staff, and other health care professionals in their area of expertise.
Provide education on disease processes and individualized treatment plans to patients and caregivers.
Drive best practices around programmatic quality indicators and lead/participate in quality/performance improvement activities.
Create processes specific to the disease area of focus to ensure access to care is achieved in a timely manner.
Deliver transitional care per area of specialty to ensure an appropriate level of care and compliance with a treatment plan.
Provide triage/symptom management and route the patient to the appropriate level of care.
Assure care pathways/order sets are followed per disease specialty.
Review disease-specific mortalities and 30-day readmission for improvement opportunities.
Provide populations at risk with systematic, coordinated care management to reduce fragmentation and cost of care.
Provide care management services as contractually obligated.
Reduce variations in care and coordinate amongst specialty and primary care providers.
May complete unit/department specific duties as outlined in department documents.