Inpatient Case Manager (02040)
$45–$53 per hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$45–$53 per hour
About the role
- Manage and coordinate patient care throughout the inpatient rehabilitation stay
- Begin discharge planning upon admission and identify potential barriers early
- Coordinate safe transitions to home, skilled nursing facilities, outpatient therapy, or other appropriate levels of care
- Collaborate with physicians, rehabilitation nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, patients, and families
- Lead interdisciplinary team conferences and communicate updates to the treatment plan
- Monitor patient progress, length of stay, insurance requirements, and discharge readiness
- Complete continued-stay reviews and assist with authorization and recertification processes
- Coordinate durable medical equipment, home health services, outpatient care, transportation, and community resources
- Educate patients and families about rehabilitation goals, available resources, and discharge expectations
- Maintain timely, accurate documentation in accordance with payer and regulatory requirements
- Support utilization review, quality improvement initiatives, and efforts to prevent avoidable delays in care
- Active RN, Social Work, PT, OT, SLP, Rehabilitation Counseling, or other qualifying healthcare license
- Associate degree in Nursing required for RNs; BSN preferred
- Bachelor's degree required for other eligible disciplines
- Two or more years of inpatient rehabilitation, acute rehabilitation, hospital case management, or complex discharge-planning experience strongly preferred
- Knowledge of post-acute care resources, payer requirements, utilization review, and interdisciplinary care planning
- Ability to manage complex caseloads and multiple discharges in a fast-paced clinical environment
- Ability to obtain CCM or ACM certification within two years of hire
- Competitive compensation of $45–$53 per hour
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Generous paid time off
- Tuition reimbursement and professional development opportunities 401(k) with company match
- Employee stock purchase program
- Consistent Monday–Friday schedule
- Collaborative, rehabilitation-focused work environment
- Meaningful opportunity to help patients regain independence and successfully return home
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