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Inpatient Rehabilitation RN Case Manager

Posted 3 days ago

encompass healthRincon (AZ)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$93000 - 112000 per year

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About the role

Encompass Health seeks an RN Case Manager to coordinate patient-centered rehabilitation care in our inpatient rehab hospital. In this role, you’ll manage clinical cases from admission through discharge, develop and update individualized care plans, and collaborate closely with an interdisciplinary team. You’ll educate patients and families, support safe transitions of care, and advocate for optimal outcomes. Join a nurturing, dynamic environment focused on high-quality rehab nursing and enjoy meaningful patient relationships with opportunities for professional growth. Coordinate nursing case management for patients from admission through discharge in an inpatient rehab setting. Develop, implement, and revise individualized care and discharge plans. Collaborate with physicians, therapists, and the interdisciplinary team to optimize rehab outcomes. Educate patients and families on care plans, rehab goals, and post-discharge needs. Conduct utilization review and ensure appropriate level of care and services. Document assessments, care plans, progress, and outcomes accurately in the EMR. Advocate for patient needs and support safe, timely transitions of care. Monitor clinical progress and adjust plans based on patient response and goals. Clinical case management Inpatient rehabilitation nursing Care coordination Discharge planning Interdisciplinary collaboration Patient and family education Electronic medical records (EMR) Care plan development Utilization review Outcome measurement and documentation Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Active RN license in state of practice BSN preferred or equivalent experience BLS certification ACLS preferred Case management certification (CCM or ACM) preferred Experience in inpatient rehab or acute care setting

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