Director of Case Management Position Available In Hall, Georgia
Tallo's Job Summary: The Director of Case Management is responsible for leading and managing care teams, ensuring quality care services, and reducing healthcare costs. This role collaborates with regional leadership, manages team productivity, optimizes billing, and resolves service issues. The position requires training staff, overseeing scheduling, and promoting a culture of compliance with regulations.
Job Description
Director of Case Management 2.3 2.3 out of 5 stars 514 Maple Street SW, Gainesville, GA 30501 GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
The role of the Director of Case Management is responsible for leading and managing the care teams within their assigned region. The position will be responsible for staff productivity, ensuring the provision of quality care services and the reduction of unnecessary healthcare costs. The Director of Case Management will support a culture of compliance with all applicable federal and state regulations. This position works closely and collaboratively with the members of the care group and with regional leadership.
AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY A
successful Director of Case Management will be able to perform these essential duties and responsibilities. Reasonable accommodations may be made, in accordance with applicable law, to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The following is a list of essential functions, which may be subject to change at any time and without notice. Management may assign new duties, reassign existing duties, and/or eliminate function(s).
Team Leadership:
Lead and manage a care team consisting of healthcare professionals, including but not limited to nurses, social workers, therapists, and health coaches.
Patient Care:
Actively engage with patients to help them understand the Company’s care model, their diseases, and disease management strategies.
Productivity Management:
Monitor and enhance the productivity of your care team to ensure that all necessary assessments and patient visits are conducted efficiently.
Billing Optimization:
Collaborate with your team to optimize primary care billing, aiming for it to constitute 15% of the total allotment for your group of patients. This optimization should contribute to a reduction in unnecessary medical spending.
Service Recovery:
Collaboration for conflict, complaint management and resolution for any concerns. Consistent program review with leadership to ensure right care at right time delivery of services & support to patients, families, facilities, and other healthcare partners.
Scheduling Management and Oversight:
Responsible for managing and overseeing the scheduling process completed by case managers to ensure providers and other disciplines have a well-structured and effective schedule. Promote effective two-way communication between employees supervised, administration and team members within the region.
Training and Supervision:
Provide training and guidance to staff, ensuring they understand their job responsibilities, goals, protocols, customer service standards, and proper use of company’s software systems. Participate in interviews and hiring staff when necessary.
Administrative Functions:
Perform general administrative tasks and support other staff as needed. Leverage technology platforms to enhance patient care and staff productivity. Participate in coaching calls. Perform other duties as requested or required, in the sole discretion of the Company.
MISSION EXPECTATIONS
Take responsibility for own work in completing tasks. Assist others so that the resources, assistance, or support is provided to achieve success in their daily work. Communicate, endorse, and demonstrate the Company’s mission, vision, and values. Prompt and regular attendance. Adhere to standards of behavior, dress code including name tag and approved uniform, personnel department, and company policies. Attend in-services and meetings on a regular basis. Promote a culture of outstanding customer service and strive to enhance patient experience at all times. Must be available during normal work hours (unless previously approved by direct supervisor). Additional hours may be required to complete normal business functions and/or projects. Must possess the ability to deal tactfully with patients, employees, management, visitors, government agencies, and the general public and maintain an open-door policy for all employees. Must possess the ability to make independent decisions when circumstances warrant.
