Bilingual Registered Nurse Case Manager (1099) - St Louis, MO
ima groupSt Louis (MO)
Bilingual Registered Nurse Case Manager (1099) - St Louis, MO
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ima groupSt Louis (MO)
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About the role
Description:
Bilingual Registered Nurse Case Manager (1099) - St Louis, MO1099 Independent Contractor St. Louis, MO & Surrounding AreasHybrid Remote/Field Role Flexible Schedule About The IMA GroupFor over 30 years, The IMA Group has been committed to improving the quality of life and productivity of individuals navigating health, disability, and workplace challenges. Through our nationwide network of professionals, we provide high-quality medical and case management services that make a meaningful difference. We are currently seeking an experienced Bilingual Registered Nurse Case Manager to support workers' compensation cases throughout the St. Louis area.
Why Join Us?
- Flexible caseload options
- Independent, consultative role with autonomy and flexibility
- No bedside care, weekends, or on-call responsibilities
- Hybrid work model with local travel and remote documentation
- Meaningful work supporting injured workers through recovery and return-to-work
Position Overview:
As a Bilingual Field Nurse Case Manager, you will coordinate care for injured workers while serving as a liaison between medical providers, employers, adjusters, and attorneys. Your clinical expertise and communication skills will help ensure appropriate treatment plans, improved outcomes, and timely return-to-work progression.
Responsibilities:
- Coordinate and manage medical care for injured workers
- Attend medical appointments and assess treatment progression
- Communicate with providers, employers, attorneys, and insurance carriers
- Prepare timely and detailed case management reports
- Evaluate treatment plans for medical necessity and efficiency
- Coordinate IMEs and job site evaluations as needed
- Support return-to-work planning and transitional duty recommendations
- Provide bilingual communication support for injured workers and stakeholders
Qualifications:
- Active RN license
- Minimum 3 years of Workers' Compensation Field Case Management experience
- Bilingual required (Spanish/English preferred)
- Strong clinical judgment and communication skills
- Ability to work independently and manage a flexible caseload
- Comfortable with technology and electronic documentation
- Reliable transportation for travel throughout St. Louis and surrounding areas
- Professional liability/malpractice insurance or ability to obtainCCM or related certifications are a plus
- Work Type1099 Independent Contractor
- Flexible scheduling and caseload opportunities
If you're a bilingual RN Case Manager looking for flexibility, autonomy, and the opportunity to make an impact in the workers' compensation space, we'd love to connect with you.
The IMA Group is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
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