Clinical Manager

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l2r consultingVero Beach (FL)

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About the role

Location: Vero Beach
Rate: Based on experience, please present candidates as they confirm interest.
Hours: 9am-5pm Responsibility:-Provide daily clinical leadership, coaching, and support to Home Health RNs, LPNs, therapists, aides, and other interdisciplinary team members.-Maintain oversight of assigned patient caseloads, acuity, clinical risks, and continuity of care.-Review and support Start of Care, Resumption of Care, recertification, discharge, OASIS, and episode-management workflows.-Provide clinical oversight of the 485/Plan of Care, including disciplines, frequencies, interventions, goals, orders, and changes in condition.-Monitor high-risk patients and partner with clinicians to prevent avoidable emergency department visits and hospitalizations.-Respond to clinical escalations and help field clinicians make timely, appropriate patient-care decisions.-Monitor visit completion, missed visits, schedule exceptions, outstanding orders, documentation, and HCHB clinical workflow.-Partner with Home Health QA to resolve clinical and documentation concerns and reduce recurring errors.-Work closely with Scheduling/Workforce Coordination to balance caseload, patient acuity, geography, clinician competency, productivity, and capacity.-Monitor clinician productivity and help remove barriers that interfere with efficient, high-quality patient care.
MUST HAVE: EXP:-Coach clinicians on clinical practice, documentation, OASIS, Plan of Care execution, time management, productivity, and patient experience.-Ensure changes in patient condition are appropriately assessed, communicated, documented, and incorporated into the Plan of Care.-Participate in QAPI, clinical performance improvement, regulatory readiness, and Home Health operational initiatives.-Support timely patient access and the continued growth of VNA Home Health while maintaining quality, safety, and regulatory compliance. Must have a valid RN license in Fl.

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