TCHP Care Manager-RN - Wright Care Management

Job Overview

The Ambulatory Care Manager (RN) provides comprehensive clinical care management services to identified eligible patients across the healthcare continuum. This role focuses on coordinating care to improve health outcomes, enhance patient self‑management, reduce unnecessary utilization, and ensure cost‑effective, high‑quality care.

• Serve as a clinical care management resource for providers and clinical teams
• Maintain an assigned caseload in accordance with departmental policies
• Identify, enroll, and manage patients in Transitions of Care and Chronic Disease Management programs
• Utilize Motivational Interviewing techniques to engage and activate patients in self‑management of chronic conditions
• Conduct comprehensive assessments to identify clinical, psychosocial, and social determinants of health
• Develop, implement, and review individualized care plans in collaboration with the care team
• Perform medication reconciliation and teach‑back to ensure patient understanding and adherence
• Coordinate care transitions following inpatient or emergency department encounters to promote continuity of care
• Collaborate with PCPs, specialists, hospitalists, and other providers to implement patient‑centered care plans
• Conduct patient outreach per established protocols and document appropriately in the electronic medical record
• Identify, initiate, and track referrals to internal services and community resources
• Educate patients on self‑management strategies to improve health outcomes
• Assist patients with advance care planning, including completion of advance directives
• Document all patient and care team interactions in the electronic medical record

• Partner with providers and clinical staff to ensure clinical quality remains a priority throughout the care continuum
• Participate in clinical quality initiatives and support implementation of evidence‑based best practices
• Collaborate with professional colleagues and community agencies to promote best practices in care management
• Coordinate with physician leadership to develop strategies for managing high‑risk patient populations
• Monitor utilization of healthcare resources and promote appropriate, efficient use
• Contribute to the development of office workflows and care standards for preventive services and chronic disease management
• Lead through influence and role modeling effective nursing practice, customer service, and innovation
• Ensure safe practices and report quality or safety concerns promptly

• Deliver the highest level of customer service with a focus on putting patients first
• Promote excellence in healthcare delivery for patients and families
• Engage patients and coworkers in a respectful, positive, and professional manner
• Demonstrate respect and sensitivity to cultural and individual differences
• Facilitate a seamless patient experience through effective coordination with patients, families, and the care team

• Ensure complete, accurate, and timely documentation in the electronic medical record
• Effectively utilize electronic tools and population health platforms to deliver evidence‑based care
• Design and support workflows using the electronic medical record, registries, and population management software
• Collect, monitor, and analyze data related to patient outcomes
• Participate in performance improvement initiatives leveraging electronic health record data

• Perform other duties as assigned

• BSN preferred
• Current Registered Nurse (RN) license in the State of Ohio, with multi‑state licensure required
• Certified Case Manager (CCM), Accredited Case Manager (ACM) or other certifications related to case management/care management

• Minimum of 5 years of nursing experience (care management or ambulatory experience preferred)

• Ability to work autonomously and exercise sound clinical judgment
• Strong problem‑solving and critical‑thinking skills
• Ability to prioritize workload and manage multiple demands
• Proficient in basic computer functions and electronic medical records
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to collaborate effectively within an interdisciplinary team
• Demonstrated respect and sensitivity to cultural differences among patients and staff
• Knowledge of and alignment with the network’s mission, goals, and values

Must be current Registered Nurse licensed in the state of Ohio.