2 Alaska Case Management Jobs
Travel Nurse (RN) - Case Management
$3,293/wk
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Required Skills/Experience: 8 years’ clinical care or nursing experience, 3 years of which should be in chart review, risk management, or related quality service.
Preferred Credentials: Case Management certification by a recognized certifying organization, such as NCQA, preferred.
Unit Details: Manages patient progression of care, promotes evidence-based protocols, ensures the appropriateness of interventions, expedites care delivery for patients admitted, and directs patient care services to ensure a timely and appropriate patient discharge. Performs continuing review of the patient hospitalization to monitor the necessity for and appropriateness of hospitalization, length of stay, and quality of care. Provides utilization management and review functions for Purchased/Referred Care Services patients admitted to other facilities. Reviews and validates physician orders, medical reports, and treatment plans; communicates with regulatory agencies, payers, providers, staff, patients, and families regarding care plans and healthcare benefits. Supports denials and appeals review, maintains utilization review and appeal logs, and performs tumor registry functions. Uses medical record review and basic ICD-9 and CPT coding in daily work.
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Case Management Travel Nurse Job Responsibilities and Salary
Case Management Nurses work with patients, families, other healthcare providers and organizations to ensure coordination in care delivery, especially during transitions of care. They also help ensure proper utilization of resources. Case Management Nurses may be employed by hospitals, but many work in community-based settings or for insurance companies. Job responsibilities include delivering education, developing a plan of care, identifying needed resources for patients and families, and collaborating with social workers and other healthcare providers. The average annual salary for Case Management Nurses in the United States is more than $67,000.
Case Management Travel Nurse Jobs in Alaska
Coordination of care across settings continues to be a crucial need in healthcare, which means Case Management Nurses are in demand by many organizations. Case Management Travel Nurse job descriptions note the need to collaborate with a network of providers and organizations to ensure smooth transitions of care. Case Management Nurses work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, solo or group medical practices, outpatient medical facilities such as oncology clinics, insurance companies, and rehabilitation facilities. Explore Case Management nurse job opportunities below.
