What are the responsibilities and job description for the Non-Profit RN Case Manager position at Arundel Lodge?
Arundel Lodge, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering a community where behavioral health disorders do not hinder individuals from leading meaningful lives. We aim to be a crucial part of a community network that prevents behavioral health issues and provides the necessary care and support for individuals to thrive.
Position Overview:
The Health Home Case Manager will serve as a liaison among clients, family members, healthcare providers, and insurance companies. This role is essential in coordinating comprehensive care and ensuring effective communication across all parties involved.
RN License Required! Part Time: 24 hours, 3 days per week
Key Responsibilities:
- Schedule and manage all laboratory tests.
- Manage and monitor toxicology reports, including both random and planned assessments.
- Document and monitor vital signs accurately.
- Assist prescribers and RNs in obtaining pre-authorizations for medication refills.
- Advocate for the care of individuals served, addressing both psychiatric and somatic needs as required.
- Collaborate with pharmacies to secure necessary medications, supplies, and durable medical equipment.
- Coordinate care with physicians, hospitals, pharmacies, and nursing facilities, focusing on psychiatric, somatic, and medicinal needs.
- Support the Health Home Director with various assigned tasks.
- Manage the AACHC schedule and communicate with AACHC leads and provider designees for REMS and medication-related matters.
- Conduct audits of medication boxes and medication management records (MMR).
- Perform medication reconciliation and complete Health Home notes as applicable.
- Assist with the management of the PCP clinic on Tuesdays, including taking vital signs and guiding consumers to appointments, as well as reporting and reviewing outcomes.
- Consult with providers in the absence of the Health Home Director.
- Assist with agency-wide admissions and discharges for residential and hospital services, both psychiatric and somatic, and provide individual consultation as needed or requested for Day Program and community clients.
- Oversee office management tasks, including supplies and equipment.
- Manage care alert notifications.
Qualifications:
- Education: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Associate's degree in Human Services, or equivalent Registered Nurse credential.
- Experience: At least one year of experience in Human Services is preferred, particularly as a Registered Nurse.
