Registered Nurse Case Manager

$6,000 Sign On Bonus The RN Case Manager (RNCM) is a registered nurse responsible for accurate assessment of each patient’s status, problems, and needs. In conjunction with other members of the Interdisciplinary Team, the RNCM designs and implements an individualized Plan of Care from admission to discharge/death. The RNCM serves as the coordinator of hospice care for the patient and their family. All care directly provided or coordinated by the RNCM is in conformance with federal/state regulations. Schedule: Monday to Friday - 8 am - 4:30 pm Reports to: RN Clinical Manager Directly supervises: LPNs, Hospice Aides Education and/or Training Required Requires an Associate degree in nursing or a diploma/certificate from an approved nursing program. Bachelor’s degree preferred. Certifications/ Licenses Required Requires a valid current Florida Registered Nurse License and a valid Florida Driver’s License. Experience / Specific Skills and Abilities Required Two to three years of experience in home health, oncology, acute care, or public health. Ability to read, write and speak English; bilingual preferred. Ability to manage time and coordinate a caseload with minimum direct supervision. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Physical Requirements Ability to lift, push, pull twenty-five (25) pounds without difficulty. Good visual and audio acuity. Ability to work effectively under varying degrees of stress. Primary Responsibilities Collects and analyzes data from patient’s medical history, nursing assessment and staff input to develop a written, individualized Plan of Care which meets the needs of the patient. Coordinates nursing care with other Interdisciplinary Team members, including leading the presentation during Interdisciplinary Team meetings, case conferences and discussions with Hospice of St. Francis (HOSF) medical staff and the patient’s attending physician. Prepares complete and accurate documentation in accordance with all HOSF policies and procedures, Federal/State regulations and Medicare/Medicaid guidelines. Maintains strict confidentiality and respect for patient/family privacy and possessions. Practices Universal Precautions and safety at all times. Teaches patient/family skills needed to maintain patient in comfort and perform personal hygiene activities. Provides emotional support to patient/family and other caregivers. Secondary Responsibilities Participates in rotational on-call schedule. Participates in performance improvement and quality control activities. Increases knowledge of palliative care through active participation in educational opportunities. Assists patient/family with understanding requirements during implementation of a disaster plan. Participates in orientation and education of St. Francis personnel. #J-18808-Ljbffr