Director OF Case Management
77 consultantsOttumwa (IA)
Director OF Case Management
Posted today
77 consultantsOttumwa (IA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Description:
This full-time, on-site position offers a unique opportunity to lead case management initiatives within our medical practice, ensuring the highest quality of care for our patients. As the Case Management Director, you will play a critical role in overseeing the development and implementation of patient care strategies that promote optimal health outcomes. You will collaborate with healthcare professionals to streamline processes, improve patient satisfaction, and manage resources effectively. This is a vital leadership position that directly impacts the efficiency and effectiveness of our healthcare delivery.
Responsibilities:
- Lead and manage the case management team to ensure quality patient care
- Develop and implement policies and procedures related to case management
- Monitor and evaluate patient outcomes and satisfaction
- Collaborate with physicians and healthcare staff to coordinate patient care
- Provide guidance and support to nursing staff in case management practices
- Analyze data to identify trends and areas for improvement
- Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and standards
- Facilitate training and development for case management personnel
Requirements:
Graduate of a program of Registered Nursing.
Minimum of two years of Case Management experience in utilization management, case management, discharge planning or other cost/quality management program.
Current RN license in the state of Iowa or a multistate license allowing to work in the state of Iowa
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