Travel Nurse RN - Case Manager - $2,600 to $2,870 per week in Newberg, OR at MedCadre

Job Title: RN Case Manager 
Location: Newberg, OR 97132
Pay Rate: $2600 to $2870 Weekly 
Start Date: 01/27/2025
Job Type: Contract (13 Weeks)

Company Overview: At MedCadre, we connect exceptional healthcare professionals with world-class career
opportunities while upholding the highest standards of ethics, fairness, and integrity. As a Joint Commission–
accredited leader in healthcare staffing, we ensure trust and peace of mind for both our clinicians and partner facilities.

Position Summary: 

• We are searching for a devoted RN case manager to coordinate and advocate for our patients' care. To this end, the RN case manager will be required to review patients' charts, and to meet with families and healthcare providers to establish the most suitable course of action. You should remain in contact with patients during these and subsequent processes.
• To ensure success as an RN case manager, you should be able to remove pertinent logistical burdens from patients to ensure that they are afforded the time and space to focus on their health. Ultimately, a remarkable RN case manager will establish warm and meaningful ties with each patient and their family.

Key Responsibilities: 

• Conducting intake assessments with patients and families.
• Ensuring that families feel sufficiently equipped and supported.
• Developing individualized treatment plans that account for physical, financial, and other constraints.
• Adjusting treatment protocols, as needed.
• Suggesting and coordinating appropriate follow-up services to promote wellness.
• Ensuring that patients have transport to and from their homes and all pertinent healthcare facilities.
• Meeting with members of healthcare teams to discuss patients' progress, and to deliberate on appropriate care.
• Checking to see whether patients have sufficient insurance coverage or finances to pay for their treatment.
• Devising innovative solutions or suggesting appropriate referrals for patients who cannot afford to access treatment.