Position: Open

Care Management Coordinator

Buckeye Hills Regional Council is currently seeking a full-time Care Management Coordinator in Athens, Hocking, Morgan, and Perry counties. The Care Management Coordinator implements, evaluate, and coordinate waiver services that will enable eligible individuals to remain in the community safely, avoiding institutionalization.

Buckeye Hills Regional Council is currently seeking a full-time Care Management Coordinator in the following counties: Athens, Hocking, Morgan, and Perry. The Care Management Coordinator utilizes the skills and knowledge from their profession as an RN, LPN, or LSW with minimal direction from their supervisor to implement, evaluate, and coordinate waiver services that will enable eligible individuals to remain in the community safely, avoiding institutionalization.

The Care Management Coordinator independently develops and maintains comprehensive, person-centered care plans based on individual strengths/weaknesses, assessed needs, and formal and informal supports. They ensure that care plans are modified to meet individual needs and changes as they occur. They maintain regular contact with individuals and caregivers either by telephone or in-person visit as per the Ohio Department of Aging standard to monitor individual satisfaction, appropriateness of care, and ongoing quality of service delivery.

Education/Experience Required: Must be a Registered Nurse, Licensed Practical Nurse, or Licensed Social Worker with a valid and current license in the State of Ohio and one (1) year experience.

The essential duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Educating consumers on program eligibility, participation, rights, and responsibilities
  • Developing the initial care plan based on enrollee strengths/weaknesses, needs, and formal and informal support.
  • Authorizing home and community-based services and long-term care options in the consumer’s service plan as supported by the assessment, care plan, and case documentation
  • Determining presumptive Medicaid eligibility and maintaining timely assessment documentation

Essential skills, knowledge, and abilities include but are not limited to:

  • Advocacy and problem-solving skills
  • Managing assigned caseload
  • Preparing accurate & concise reports
  • Determining appropriate treatment or referrals
  • Maintaining confidentiality
  • Geriatric health & social issues
  • Basic medical terminology

Starting Salary Range: $37,189 – $46,486.

Fingerprinting, background check, and a valid driver’s license are required for hire.

This position will remain open until filled. For full consideration, please apply by September 13, 2024

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