Registered Nurse Care Coordinator

Position:Registered Nurse Care Coordinator

Location: Kalamazoo, MI

Job :1367

# of Openings:1

Registered Nurse Care Coordinator

TheProgram ofAll-InclusiveCare for theElderly (PACE) offers a variety of services, with many of them provided onsite at a PACE Center.

PACE is an alternative to nursing home care and - through an interdisciplinary care team (IDT) of physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, therapists, van drivers, and aides - coordinates and provides preventive, primary, acute, and long-term care services, so older individuals can continue living in the community.

Why You'll Love it Here:

• Purpose
• Professional Development
• Paid Holidays
• PTO and Sick Time
• Internal opportunities for growth
• Team Support
• Competitive Pay
• Life insurance
• 403(b) Retirement Savings
• Employee Assistance
• And MORE!

Make a Difference. Empower Independence. Transform Lives.

Join Senior Care Partners PACE and help older adults live safely, confidently, and with dignity.

Are you a compassionate Registered Nurse who thrives on building relationships, solving complex clinical challenges, and helping people achieve their best possible quality of life? At Senior Care Partners PACE, you can put your nursing expertise to work in a meaningful, participant-centered role that goes beyond traditional bedside care.

As a Registered Nurse Care Coordinator (RNCC), you will be a trusted advocate, clinical resource, and care partner for participants and their families. Working closely with an interdisciplinary team (IDT), you will coordinate personalized care, manage chronic conditions, support transitions between care settings, and empower participants to remain as independent as possible.

If you are passionate about holistic care, collaborative teamwork, and making a lasting impact in the lives of older adults, we invite you to join our team!

As an RN Care Coordinator, you will play a vital role in ensuring participants receive the right care, at the right time, in the right setting.

• Coordinate Personalized Care: Develop, implement, and update individualized care plans in partnership with participants, families, caregivers, and the interdisciplinary team.
• Champion Participant Well-Being: Advocate for participant preferences, autonomy, dignity, and quality of life while helping navigate complex healthcare needs.
• Conduct In-Home Assessments: Evaluate health status, identify medication and educational needs, and help ensure participants have the resources necessary to remain safe at home.
• Manage Chronic Conditions: Provide disease-specific education, develop action plans, and implement strategies to prevent avoidable complications and hospitalizations.
• Support Medication Safety: Conduct in-home medication reviews, assist with medication setup, identify barriers to adherence, and educate participants and caregivers on safe medication use.
• Coordinate Transitions of Care: Collaborate with transition team members and external providers to support hospital discharges, care transitions, and continuity of services.
• Provide Hands-On Nursing Care: Perform focused nursing assessments, skin assessments, immunizations, medication administration, and laboratory specimen collection as needed.
• Connect Participants With Essential Resources: Coordinate medical equipment, oxygen, incontinence supplies, personal emergency response systems, and other necessary services.
• Support Participants and Families Through Every Stage of Care: Participate in end-of-life services, educate families about expected changes and medications, and facilitate family meetings and advance care planning conversations.
• Build Strong Care Partnerships: Collaborate with hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, adult foster care providers, hospice teams, provider offices, vendors, and other community partners.
• Maintain Excellence in Clinical Practice: Complete timely documentation, required education, and regulatory and organizational requirements while keeping leadership informed of emerging concerns.

You are a skilled, independent nurse who combines sound clinical judgment with empathy, communication, and a genuine commitment to person-centered care. You are comfortable managing complex situations, coordinating multiple services, and building trust with participants and their families.

Required Qualifications

• Nursing diploma or degree from an accredited school of nursing or university.
• Current Registered Nurse (RN) licensure in the State of Michigan.
• At least one year of experience working…