Maternity Case Management Supervisor

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Job Description:

  • Manage Case Management staff in the day-to-day operations of the Maternity Case Management department
  • Oversee and adjust work queues to maintain workflow balance
  • Monitor and facilitate adherence to department and company metrics
  • Train new hires and current staff
  • Support case management staff and the company program
  • Assess the Maternity Case Management program for opportunities to improve efficiencies and outcomes
  • Support team members and clients in daily department operations
  • Meet regularly with staff to gather feedback and address concerns or issues
  • Oversee team caseload in the medical management system and adjust assignments as needed
  • Conduct regular case reviews in addition to staff assessments
  • Provide emergency coverage for Case Management caseloads as needed
  • Report to the Manager of Maternity Case Management
  • Work closely with management staff to implement a culture and work environment promoting continuous improvement

Requirements:

  • Registered Nurse (RN) with a current, unrestricted license is required
  • BSN is strongly preferred
  • Three or more years of experience in a Case Management role is required
  • Previous experience in a Maternity case management program preferred
  • Experience in a team lead or supervisory role managing nursing staff is desired
  • CCM certification required within the timeframe specified by company policy
  • Must be available to stay late, as needed, to manage staff and caseloads
  • Experience with NCQA standards preferred
  • Must have demonstrated strong problem-solving skills
  • Must have proven track record of utilizing tact, diplomacy, and strategic thinking in addressing issues and changes in company policy, etc.
  • Must be self-motivated and willing to learn multiple tasks
  • Must be well organized and able to prioritize tasks
  • Must have good computer skills and be familiar with using Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook etc.)
  • Must demonstrate accuracy in spelling and documentation
  • Must have commitment to excellence in customer service

Benefits:

  • Accommodation to interview available for individuals with disabilities
  • Equal employment opportunity consideration regardless of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other legally protected status
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