Psychiatric Case Manager Job at Lake Charles Memorial Health System in Lake Charles
Psychiatric Case Manager Job at Lake Charles Memorial Health System in Lake Charles
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Prepares information for notification letters for providers and employees.
- Performs utilization review in accordance with all state mandated regulations.
- Maintains compliance with regulation changes affecting utilization management.
- Performs continuing review on medical records and identification and need of on-going hospitalization.
- Reviews patients' records and evaluates patient progress.
- Obtains and reviews necessary medical reports and subsequent treatment plan requests to conduct review.
- Reviews and validates physician's orders, reports progress and unusual occurrences on patients.
- Receives & processes requests for appeal of denials.
- Attends required meetings regarding approvals, denials, pre-certs, authorizations and retro reviews.
- The above statements are only meant to be a representative summary of the major duties and responsibilities performed by incumbents of this job. The incumbents may be requested to perform job-related tasks other than those stated in this description.
- Education And Work ExperienceBA required, Social Work preferred OR Nursing Certification with RN preferred
- Minimal 3-5 Years Experience working with mentally ill &/or addictions required
- Louisiana Nursing License or multi-state compact nursing license preferred, Crisis Response Training, CPRAbility to communicate with patient, family, peers and medical personnel.
- Requires emotional stability and resilience.
- Must be adaptable to change, be decisive, and demonstrate foresight.
- Exhibits organizational and leadership ability.
- Shows ability to gain and maintain support and respect.
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