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Utilization Management Review RN

Posted 3 days ago

hornet staffing a gee group companySavannah (GA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Duties: Utilization Management: Conducts and monitors clinical review cases to ensure medical necessity of inpatient and outpatient services, diagnostic procedures, out-of-network services, and surgery; documenting all relevant and specific information; and screens, prioritizes and organizes determination requests according to mandates and standards. Promotes appropriate care and quality toward cost effective and cost containment measures based on evidence. Communication: Collaborates with healthcare providers and internal staff to promote quality of care, cost effectiveness, accessibility and appropriateness of service levels. Compliance: Practices nursing within the scope of licensure and adheres to policies, procedures, regulations, URAC standards and individual state regulations; making decisions based on facts and evidence to ensure compliance, appropriate level of care, and patient safety. Workflow: Proactively and efficiently work incoming and outbound calls and/or queues from multiple sources within mandated requirements. Knowledge: Remain current with up-to-date medical and surgical procedures, products, healthcare services and drugs, general trends in health care delivery; and enterprise procedures, policies and contracts.

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