Mobile RN / Medical Case Manager Beaver & Lawrence Counties - Pennsylvania

Job Description

Job Description

Mobile RN / Medical Case Manager  – Beaver & Lawrence Counties - Pennsylvania

To qualify for this role, applicants  must have one or more of the following : Master’s degree in a health or human services field PLUS active Pennsylvania professional licensure ,  OR   An active Registered Nurse (RN) license (BSN preferred) ,  OR Active Paramedic/EMT certification with 6–8 years of  progressive experience.

Role Type: Full-Time, Regular Employee of the Company (Not a temp or contract assignment)

Shift: Day Job (Flexible hours, Monday through Friday; occasional evening hours based on member needs)

Work Arrangement: Remote / Community-Based (Primarily field-based traveling within the community, with remaining administrative work completed from home)

Location: Beaver & Lawrence Counties (Field travel required; mileage reimbursement included)

New Hire Starting  Salary Range: $29.29 – $34.02 per hour (After hire, pay increases can be earned, see below).

About the Opportunity

This job is a  permanent, full-time career opportunity within a dedicated behavioral health managed care organization. If selected, you will be hired  directly as a regular employee of the organization we represent. You will be on their payroll and eligible for their full suite of benefits from your start date. This is  not a temporary, contract, or "temp-to-hire" role. This position features a highly autonomous, community-based layout, offering an excellent fit for professionals seeking field-based clinical practice paired with remote home-office flexibility.

Purpose

The  Mobile RN / Medical Case Manager assists members who require comprehensive care coordination by conducting vital face-to-face assessments within their communities, residences, and clinical facilities. Operating as a critical link across the continuum of care, this professional identifies behavioral, clinical, social, and environmental barriers to wellness. This role is crucial for developing integrated service plans, facilitating communication between primary physical care and behavioral health providers, and establishing essential social service linkages to reduce clinical recidivism and crises.

Responsibilities

• Member Assessment & Coordination: Conduct face-to-face, on-site member assessments in home or facility settings; coordinate directly with facility staff on complex discharge planning and collaborate with outpatient physicians to ensure timely follow-up.
• Patient Navigation & Comfort: Greet and engage members and families within their environment, guiding them through complex clinical conditions and providing direct health education to enhance their self-management skills.
• Safe Patient Handling: Implement targeted clinical interventions and specific community outreach plans for high-risk or disengaged members to ensure personal safety, prevent frequent crises, and reduce hospital readmissions.
• Clerical & Phone Triage: Receive and respond immediately to complex clinical and behavioral crisis calls, triaging immediate needs and stabilizing care scenarios through established emergency protocols.
• Data Entry & Systems: Perform precise, routine data entry of assessments, case notes, and integrated care plans into the internal care management tracking systems under strict departmental compliance timeframes.
• Interpersonal Excellence: Maintain highly cooperative, collaborative, and professional working relationships with members, family caregivers, physicians, behavioral health clinicians, and governmental social service agencies.

Minimum Essential Requirements

• Education & Experience Pathways:
  • Master’s degree in a health or human services field  PLUS active Pennsylvania professional licensure.
  • OR An active Registered Nurse (RN) license (BSN preferred).
  • OR  Active Paramedic/EMT certification with 6–8 years of  progressive experience.
• Core Experience: Minimum of three (3) years of progressive professional experience in behavioral health, clinical care, utilization management, home care, discharge planning, or case management. (Prior exposure to substance use disorders/SUD is highly preferred).
• Technical Compliance: Excellent verbal and written communication skills required to lead interagency case conferences, participate in provider treatment planning, and interface with management. Strong PC skills for remote database entry.
• Driving Requirements: Active PA Driver’s License and valid automotive insurance.
• Certification