RN Patient Care Manager

The Patient Care Manager plays a critical role in supporting both patients and the caregiving team, ensuring every person receives compassionate, high-quality home health care. By guiding and empowering clinical staff, this leader fosters an environment where employees can grow, collaborate, and do their best work — enriching the care experience for every patient.

Through thoughtful coordination of services, clear communication, and adherence to professional and regulatory standards, the Patient Care Manager builds a culture of excellence, safety, and trust. In this role, you ll shape quality outcomes, strengthen your team, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and the professionals who serve them.

• Provide clinical supervision: Ensure patient care aligns with professional standards, agency policies, and legal and regulatory requirements.
• Coordinate patient care: Plan, organize, and monitor services across the patient s episode of care.
• Supervise clinical personnel: Ensure services are delivered appropriately, consistently, and on schedule.
• Communicate effectively: Maintain strong communication with patients, caregivers, referral sources, and both field and office staff.
• Drive quality outcomes: Meet departmental goals and contribute to quality improvement initiatives.
• Model excellence: Demonstrate professionalism, service excellence, and organizational values in daily work.
• Uphold compliance: Complete required training, report accurately, and cooperate with audits and investigations.
• Promote safety: Follow and reinforce safety protocols to maintain a safe work environment.
• Develop your team: Coach staff continuously and encourage participation in continuing education.

• Registered nurse with current licensure to practice nursing in the practicing state.
• Previous experience in home care setting with two years management or supervisory experience, preferred.
• Knowledge of accepted professional standards and practice, Medicare Conditions of Participation, and federal, state, and local regulatory requirements