Sr Medical Case Manager

Responsibilities

• May assist supervisor/manager in review of reports, staff development.
• Reviews case records and reports, collects and analyzes data, evaluates client's medical and vocational status and defines needs and problems in order to provide proactive case management services.
• Demonstrates ability to meet or surpass administrative requirements, including productivity, time management, quality assessment (QA) standards with a minimum of supervisory intervention.
• Facilitates a timely return to work date by establishing a professional working relationship with the injured worker/disabled individual, physician and employer.
• Captures return to work with injured worker/disabled individual, employer and physicians.
• May recommend and facilitate completion of peer reviews and IME's by obtaining and delivering medical records and diagnostic films notifying patients.
• Manages cases of various product lines of at least 3-4 areas of service (W/C, Health, STD, LTD, Auto, Liability, TPA, Catastrophic, Life Care Planning).
• Specifically, the case manager should be experienced in catastrophic cases plus 2-3 additional types listed above.
• Renders opinions regarding case cost, treatment plan, outcome, and problem areas and makes recommendations to facilitate rehabilitation case management goals to include RTW.
• May review files for claims adjusters and supervisors.
• May perform job site evaluations/summaries.
• Prepares monthly written evaluation reports denoting case activity, progress and recommendations in accordance with state regulations and company standards.
• Maintains contact and communicates with insurance adjusters to apprise them of case activity, case direction or receive authorization for services.
• Maintains contact with all parties involved on case, necessary for rehabilitation of the client.
• May spend approximately 70% of work time traveling to homes, health care providers, job sites, and various offices as required to facilitate return to work and resolution of cases.
• May meet with employers to review active files.
• Reviews cases with supervisor monthly to evaluate file and obtain direction.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in a health-related field is preferred. Associates or diploma in nursing also accepted.
• Three years of Workers' Compensation case management with ability to independently coordinate a diverse caseload ranging in moderate to high complexity.
• Demonstrated ability to handle complex assignments and ability to work independently is required.
• Educated in effective oral and written communication skills.
• Thorough understanding of jurisdictional WC statutes.
• Advanced knowledge to exert positive influence in all areas of case management.
• Advanced communications and interpersonal skills in order to conduct training, provide mentorship, and assist supervisor in general areas as assigned.
• Highly skilled at promoting all managed care products and services internally and externally.
• Active RN home state licensure in good standing without restrictions with the State Board of Nursing.
• Minimum of 1 nationally recognized Certification from the URAC list of approved certifications.
• Must be able to travel as required.

About Us

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