Medical Case Manager
Listed on 2026-10-15
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Nursing
Healthcare Nursing
The Medical Case Manager provides culturally competent, trauma-informed care to consumers through assessment, care coordination, advocacy, and person-centered planning. Under the direction of the Supervisor of Integrated Health Services, this role coordinates medical, behavioral health, and community services to ensure timely, appropriate, and goal-oriented care. The position supports the Life Ways Substance Use Disorder Health Home (SUDHH) model and upholds Life Ways’ mission, vision, and values.
Internal position name:
Nurse Care Manager.
- Nursing Care Manager I:
Associate degree in nursing. Licensed as RN. (pay range: $66,313 to $76,903) - Nursing Care Manager II:
Bachelor’s degree in nursing. Licensed as RN. (pay range: $71,287 to $82,671)
- Master’s degree in human services related field.
Summary:
The Medical Case Manager provides culturally competent, trauma-informed care to consumers through assessment, care coordination, advocacy, and person-centered planning. Under the direction of the Supervisor of Integrated Health Services, this role coordinates medical, behavioral health, and community services to ensure timely, appropriate, and goal-oriented care. The position supports the Life Ways Substance Use Disorder Health Home (SUDHH) model and upholds Life Ways’ mission, vision, and values.
Internal position name:
Nurse Care Manager.
- Nursing Care Manager I:
Associate degree in nursing. Licensed as RN. (pay range: $66,313 to $76,903) - Nursing Care Manager II:
Bachelor’s degree in nursing. Licensed as RN. (pay range: $71,287 to $82,671)
- Master’s degree in human services related field.
- Nursing Case Management Certification (CMGT-BC)
- Engage consumers with empathy, professionalism, and a non-judgmental approach
- Conduct assessments, reassessments, and person-centered service planning
- Coordinate referrals and care within and outside the provider network, including Outpatient Psychiatry
- Collaborate with psychiatrists, primary care providers, specialists, and community partners
- Monitor caseloads and ensure ongoing medical necessity and appropriate levels of care
- Support transitions across levels of care and life stages
- Assist with crisis and after-hours planning
- Provide services in person, by telehealth, and by phone
- Perform care management functions for the SUDHH program
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