Social Work Care Manager - $15,000 Sign-On Bonus or Student Loan Assistance!

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mjhsBrooklyn (NY)

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The challenges of affordable healthcare continue to create new opportunities. Elderplan and Home First, our Medicare and Medicaid managed care health plans, are outstanding examples of how we are expanding services in response to our patients' and members' needs. These high-quality healthcare plans are designed to help keep people independent and living life on their own terms. An employee in this role provides telephonic of members' medical, psychosocial, physical and spiritual needs. He/She develops, implements, and monitors person centered service plan, and ensures continuity of care across all healthcare settings by collaborating with the interdisciplinary team, PCP, member/member's representatives, and specialists. Utilizes benefit structure and community-based resources to meet member's needs. Educates members on disease processes, preventative health, and quality of life interventions. SW Care Manager will be knowledgeable in and adhere to CMS/DOH regulations and policies. Bachelor's degree social work or related field required, MSW or LMSW preferred. Minimum three to five years clinical social experience in long term care, managed care, home care, geriatrics or hospice preferred. Prior experience in an interdisciplinary service delivery environment preferred. Working knowledge of Medicare and Medicaid regulations preferred. Prior experience in an interdisciplinary service delivery environment preferred. Current LMSW in New York State preferred.

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