- Specialty
- Case Management
- Type
- Contract
Job description
Job Description Case Manager, RN Clermont Park Community $5000 Retention Bonus About Us At Clermont Park, we believe in a thriving culture built on strong relationships — where care partners and residents alike are truly known. We're seeking an experienced RN with case management experience to lead our rehab neighborhood and serve as part of our Community's leadership team. This role supports residents who come to Clermont Park for rehabilitation services, guiding them through a successful transition from skilled nursing care back to their home environment. Weekend On-call rotation (every 3 weeks) required. Position Summary The Care Transitions Manager assumes responsibility and accountability for collaborating with, directing, and coordinating the care and services provided by the skilled nursing community to align with each resident's goals, as well as those of acute and post-acute continuum care providers. This role facilitates a successful transition from the skilled community into the home environment, using educational materials and support to encourage residents, families, and providers to play an active role in the resident's total well-being. The Care Transitions Manager helps residents build confidence and skill in managing their own care, providing guidance that improves self-management and strengthens provider-to-resident communication. This role also facilitates interdisciplinary communication and collaboration across multiple care settings, and serves as part of the Community's leadership team — stepping in as Director of Nursing when needed. Essential Duties
- Directs and coordinates resident care and services to align with individual goals and continuum-of-care provider expectations
- Facilitates successful care transitions from the skilled nursing community to home, using education and resources to engage residents and families
- Supports residents in developing proficiency and confidence in managing their own care
- Fosters interdisciplinary communication and collaboration across care settings
- Assists the Director in managing an assigned team, including coaching, training, corrective action planning, goal setting, interviewing applicants, and conducting performance appraisals
- Manages rehabilitation services, including vendor relationships, team rehab competencies, and training
- May act as Director of Nursing in the Director's absence
- Participates in on-call rotation
- Active RN license in good standing
- Case management experience required
- Prior leadership or supervisory experience preferred
- Strong communication, coaching, and relationship-building skills
- Comfortable managing vendor relationships and cross-team collaboration
- Willingness to participate in on-call rotation
- Coordinates team members' work and communication to support resident goals, continuity of care, and reduced readmission risk
- Conducts post-admission screening and PAM assessments; coaches residents to build knowledge, activation, and engagement in their care
- Develops coaching relationships with residents and families, helping set measurable, resident-driven care goals
- Oversees care conferences, care plan updates, Med A meetings, discharge planning, and case management
- Implements resident education and disease management materials
- Applies INTERACT tools and evaluates readmissions to drive QAPI and quality improvement recommendations
- Identifies residents needing advanced care planning and initiates palliative/hospice referrals
- Monitors care delivery by nursing staff and implements corrective action as needed
- Supports Masterpiece Living and Eden Alternative initiatives, promoting person-centered, successful aging programs
- Coordinates staff education programs in line with regulatory and company requirements
- May assist with clinical oversight; other duties as assigned
- Active RN license in good standing (BSN preferred)
- Minimum 2 years related nursing experience (RN or LPN)
- 1-3 years supervisory experience required
- Working knowledge of state and federal skilled nursing regulations (Colorado)
- Leadership experience with healthcare transitions; knowledge of PPS, MDS, OBRA, and OSHA preferred
- Understanding of long-term care operations and use of technology to improve resident care
- Administrative experience preferred; proficient in word processing and database software
- Strong customer service and communication skills (English language proficiency required)
- Light physical effort; occasional lifting up to 20 lbs, frequent lifting up to 10 lbs
- Regular sitting, standing, bending, and movement throughout shift
- Subject to frequent interruptions
- Frequent interaction with residents, families, volunteers, and staff
- Health Coverage
- Health Savings Accounts
- Retirement (with match)
- Dental, Vision, Disability & Life Insurance
- Paid Time Off plan