Case Manager - Day Institute
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Case Manager - Day Institute
Posted 5 days ago
select medicalFerguson (MO)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Case Manager - Full-TimeSSM Health Day Institute Florissant, MOExperience in physical medicine and rehabilitation strongly preferred. SSM Health Day Institute is seeking a Case Manager to work in our specialized outpatient rehabilitation program and have the ability to float within the region to assist other Day Institute facilities. We have ten centers across the St. Louis Metro area serving individuals recovering from a traumatic injury or illness who no longer require 24-hour nursing or acute rehabilitative care. We take a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach to build skills and maximize independence. If you like working in a dynamic, collaborative environment and are passionate about helping the neurological and medically complex patient, apply today to explore a new career opportunity with us! We have been recognized numerous times by the St. Louis Post Dispatch as one of the "Top Workplaces" in St. Louis!
Responsibilities:
Under general direction monitors and assesses patient plan of care from pre-admission to post-discharge. As part of the treatment team, assists patient/family in goal setting to maximize patient's independence in both home and community. Interacts with payers to obtain necessary authorizations for initiating and continuing care throughout admission to the program.
Qualifications: Professional Healthcare Degree in either:
- Nursing Social Work
- Licensed PT, OT, SLPOne year medical rehab case management experience (preferred)
- Additional DataEqual Opportunity Employer including Disabled/Veterans
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