Clinical Care Coordinator (RN / LCSW)

Clinical Care CoordinatorThe Clinical Care Coordinator is a licensed health care professional who, as part of the multidisciplinary team, provides day to day care management services, as determined by individualized plans of care, to a given number of the Center’s program recipients (clients).  Clinical Coordinators subscribe to the definition of case management and ethical statements guiding case management practice as determined by The Case Management Society of America.  Additionally, The Center’s care managers deliver client and family centered services that actualize the mission and core values of The Coordinating Center: To create an environment which allows community inclusion for individuals with disability and complex health care needs.



Qualifications

·Bachelor’s of Science degree in nursing (minimum), Masters of Science degree is preferred or Master’s degree in Social Work.

·Graduated from an accredited college or university, or possess equivalent education and experience

·CCM certification is preferred and is required within two years of the date of employment at The Center

·Minimum three years experience in one or more of the following areas:
opediatric intensive care nursing
  ocommunity health
oambulatory health or
  orehabilitation nursing
  oclinical social work in a medical or community setting

·Additionally, Clinical Care Coordinators will demonstrate high clinical competence, an ability to work in a team situation with other professionals and have the ability to carry out responsibilities with minimal supervision

·Proof of current state licensure and current malpractice insurance coverage is required

·Maintaining certifications as they apply to care coordination e.g. CCM, RNC, LCSW, et cetera