The case manager extender serves patients transitioning into or out of the hospital, focusing on medical, psychosocial, and economic concerns to decrease fragmentation and improve outcomes
Job Summary
The case manager extender serves patients transitioning into or out of the hospital, focusing on medical, psychosocial, and economic concerns to decrease fragmentation and improve outcomes.
Responsibilities include facilitating access to services, reassessing plans for low-risk patients, developing partnerships with providers, and acting as a point person for post-acute care and physician practices.
The role requires comprehensive knowledge of the healthcare industry, familiarity with government regulations, strong communication and decision-making abilities, and the capacity to work effectively under pressure.
Matching Summary
The case manager extender serves patients transitioning into or out of the hospital, focusing on medical, psychosocial, and economic concerns to decrease fragmentation and improve outcomes.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Transitions of care initiatives
Resource brokering for optimal outcomes
Partnership development with providers
System integration and continuity of care
Management of department resources
Attention to accuracy and completeness
Nice-to-have
Empathy and respect for patient rights
Ability to remain calm in stressful situations
Effective communication with diverse populations
Building trust and confidence with patients
Key Requirements
Bachelors degree preferred with healthcare experience
Applicable certification with substantial healthcare experience