Registered Nurse - Complex Care Navigator (Ohio)

Tuesday HealthHealthcare

Remote (must be located in Ohio)Full-Time

Salary not disclosed

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Languages: Spanish

Requirements

Active and unrestricted Registered Nurse license in the State of Ohio without any board action
Experience in clinical/medical setting preferred
Experience in a multi-disciplinary care model working across network providers, health plan care management support, and employed clinicians
Strong communication and organization skills
Ability to multitask and work under pressure without sacrificing a positive member experience
Ability to know when to escalate and potentially act professionally in an emergent situation
Strong technical skills to navigate different documentation systems and tools
Strong written skills
Ability to drive during daytime, nighttime, or inclement weather
Valid driver's license with safe driving record
State minimum automobile insurance coverage
Comfort with change and ambiguity
Bi-lingual in Spanish preferred

Responsibilities

Administer multiple assessments and screening tools within the clinical model at different times throughout the care timeline
Interpret responses to assessments and screening tools and support prioritization of need based on responses
Be accountable for care plan development within the multidisciplinary care team
Lead in internal and joint rounds to ensure the member experience is optimal and coordinated
Learn the Tuesday Health electronic systems, tools, technology, to deliver a coordinated approach to ensure the members have a unique experience
Build a strong, trusting relationship with every member, where listening and empathy are the foundation of every interaction
Serve as the quarterback of the multidisciplinary team transforming care for members with serious illness

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