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Director of Case Management

executive

OperationsManagement

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Key Responsibilities

Ensures that staff complies with mandatory education, licensure

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OperationsManagement

The Director of Clinical Case Management develops, implements and enforces policies and procedures which support the Hospital's mission, goals and objectives.

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→Ensures that staff complies with mandatory education, licensure requirements, mandatory health requirements, etc.
→Develops annual departmental budget and operates within budgetary guidelines.
→Recommends and ensures appropriate staffing levels. Allocates resources according to priorities.
→Identifies and resolves problems in a timely manner.
→Gathers and analyzes information skillfully.
→Develops alternative solutions.
→Generates creative solutions and attention to detail.
→Seeks increased responsibilities. Looks for and takes advantage of opportunities.
→Demonstrates persistence and follow through even when faced with adversity or challenges.
→Balances team and individual responsibilities.
→Exhibits confidence in self and others. Inspires and motivates others by persuasion rather than intimidation.
→Treats people with respect. Keeps commitments. Demonstrates integrity and ethical behavior.
→Exhibits sound and accurate judgment in decision making.
→Sets clear performance expectations and holds people accountable.
→Writes clearly and informatively. Varies writing style to meet needs.

RN or Social Work degree from an accredited college or university.
Ten years experience as a RN or SW required, five years as a case manager and 3 years in a mid-management position preferred.
Current Louisiana Registered Nurse license or Social Work license or Multi-State compact license.
Computer knowledge for use of Internet, Word, Excel Outlook. Knowledge of Sequel an asset.
Knowledge of CMS Standards related to Utilization Management and Utilization Review as well as Conditions of Participation.

Work requires a variety of physical activities, including moving about within and outside of all hospital properties for long periods of time.
Must be able to respond quickly and effectively to emergency and non-emergent situations.
May be required to assist in controlling disorderly conduct or combative patients.
Must be able to exchange accurate information with patient, family, peers and medical personnel.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.