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Job Description:

RN Case Manager, at Moms2B functions as the Nurse Educator to develop, teacheducational programs for the maternal and infant health curriculum in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology's Moms2B Program, a multi-site program that educates, supports and nurtures women through their pregnancy and their babies' first year of life in an attempt to reduce infant mortality in the State of Ohio; serves as lead clinical educational specialist; determines and develops educational programs in prenatal and postnatal maternal care and childbirth, education and counseling sessions for participants at various locations; develops, establishes and oversees education curriculum for healthy pregnancies for specific patient populations; plans, develops and implements personalized education programs based on needs assessments and of program participants; reviews and evaluates healthy pregnancy program curriculum; keeps abreast of new or revised trends in prenatal and postnatal care; participates in data research activities; provides summaries of training sessions conducted and metrics on maternal and neonatal mortality rates; identifies and obtains needed clinical equipment and supplies; participates in fundraising and donor awareness activities as necessary.

The RN Case Manager is: an advocate by ensuring access to appropriate care and services, promoting self-care management and prevention; a navigator, identifying and removing barriers to care and coordinating patient care services by utilizing the nursing process to help patients move through the healthcare continuum; a collaborator, working within the multidisciplinary team to ensure a comprehensive plan of care in accordance with nationally recognized evidence-based standards; an educator, instructing patients and their caregivers in understanding and managing their diagnoses, treatment, and symptoms; an expert, knowledgeable in care management principles and utilization of system and community resources tailored to meet individual patient needs; and support NP provider practice.

The RN Case Manager will manage a sub-population of patients in order to ensure the most effective and efficient use of health care resources to meet the patient's needs.

Minimum Education Required

Bachelor's Level Degree with a Major in nursing required

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelors degree in Nursing required. Masters degree desired. Current Ohio licensure, and current BCLS certification required. Minimum of 2 years of experience as an RN preferred. Experience in case management desired.

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