Registered Nurse Case Manager

Case Managers are responsible for managing cases involving complex, or catastrophic illness or injury to ensure cost effective and efficient utilization of health services. She/he acts as a patient advocate, seeking and coordinating creative solutions to patients’ health care needs without compromising quality of outcomes. Case Managers may be specifically geared to certain disease management; for example, high-risk maternity, asthma, HIV or behavioral health.
REQUIREMENTS
Along with a current Texas RN license, the successful Case Manager, RN must be a self starter with a demonstrated history of:

• Successful Managed Care experience,
• 3-5 years advanced clinical experience in OB, NICU, or Pediatrics
• 2-3 years of case management experience,
• Strong assessment and patient interviewing skills,
• Handling complex clinical situations with emphasis on managed care,
• Creativity and the ability to think outside of the box, and
• Computer literacy

A BSN, community health experience, Texas State TILE certification, and fluency in Spanish would be a plus.