RN Clinical Manager Hospice 10K Sign-on Bonus - Boston
RN Clinical Manager Hospice 10K Sign-on Bonus - Boston
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Supports, participates and works cooperatively with the director of staffing
- Responsible for overall quality of patient care and clinical performance of nurses and aides
- Organizes clinical operations for the care center
- Reviews requests for services and determines patient eligibility/suitability for home care services. Works with intake in coordinating patient referrals and admissions
- Oversees scheduling
- Oversees payor verification and precertification requirements
- Reviews documentation of other staff members and ensures missing, incomplete and/or untimely documentation issues are resolved
- Assists clinicians in establishing immediate and long-term patient goals, setting priorities and developing Plan of Care (POC)
- Regularly evaluates the needs of the patient and makes necessary revisions to the plan of care in collaboration with clinicians
- May provide direct patient care on an infrequent basis in times of emergency
- Participates in the on-call process
- Assists with training of staff to ensure quality care, compliance and fiscal responsibility
- Participates in the investigation and resolution of patient/family/physician concerns
- Associate or Bachelor's degree in nursing
- Current RN license, specific to the state(s) you are assigned to work
- Current CPR certification 1+ years of clinical RN experience in home health or hospice 1+ years of RN management experience
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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