Renal Care Coordinator Mid-Atlantic Nephrology Associates - 3.6 Catonsville, MD Job Details $22 - $24 an hour 14 hours ago Benefits Paid holidays Disability insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance Qualifications Patient treatment planning Nephrology Patient and family consultation Care plan evaluation Patient progress tracking Patient resource coordination Database systems HIPAA compliance Electronic health records (EHR) management Medical office experience Disease management patient education Experience working with individuals with chronic illnesses HIPAA Patient advocacy Mid-level Windows Palliative care expertise Trend analysis Data summary reports Transitional care planning in clinical case management One-on-one patient counseling Overseeing care coordination Data management End-of-life care Clinical program data analysis Chronic disease self-management support Clinical data report preparation Clinical outcome improvement Desktop applications Patient family and caregiver education

Full Job Description Job Description:

Large Nephrology practice seeks a Renal Care Coordinator (RCC) for its North Rolling Road office. Minimum of one-to-two-year healthcare experience in a medical office or similar setting preferred. This role requires some travel to various locations approximately 20% of the time. The RCC organizes the care and follow up for late-stage CKD patients to ensure a planned transition into Renal Replacement Therapy (RRT). Focuses on improving the preparation of late-stage CKD patients who need to start RRT by ensuring each patient receives treatment modality education and receives the most suitable permanent access, while minimizing the use of temporary catheters. The Renal Care Coordinator ensures every late-stage CKD patient receives appropriate coordination of care in order to begin RRT at the facility designated by the Nephrology Practice and the patient.

Responsibilities include:

The Renal Care Coordinator (RCC) ensures late-stage CKD (stage 4 & 5) patients receives appropriate coordination of care in order to begin Renal Replacement Therapy (RRT) at the facility designated by the Nephrology Practice and the patient The RCCs work to organize the care of late-stage chronic kidney disease patients by providing support, education, and care coordination services with the goal of those patients having an optimal start to dialysis Assesses patients' knowledge of late-stage CKD and treatments, educating and informing patients to enable them to make informed decisions regarding the steps to manage health issues during the transition to RRT Provides support, guidance, and coordination of care for patients seeking conservative care or palliative care Acts as a liaison with appropriate staff to ensure every patient and family member (if applicable) receives comprehensive information on specific modality advantages and disadvantages, hemodialysis treatments both at home and in-center, peritoneal dialysis, kidney transplantation and conservative care, as well as education on hemodialysis access types with focus on the health and safety benefits of AV Fistula or AV-Graft compared to central venous catheters Utilizes appropriate EHR, to develop and maintain a HIPAA compliant database of information about late-stage CKD patients in the program providing reports and analyses, identifying trends, anomalies, and areas of concern. Participates in the interpretation of summary clinical data and its use in improving late-stage CKD care processes Improve management of co-morbid diseases for patients starting RRT Participates in the collection and analysis of clinical data that supports a dialysis outcomes tracking mechanism for all ESRD patients by utilizing the

CMS 2728

form Participates in meetings to review the RCC program within the practice and to review pertinent RCC data. Participate in other meetings as requested by the practice Escalates issues to supervisor/manager/provider for resolution, as deemed necessary Review and comply with the Code of Business Conduct and all applicable

Job Summary and Qualifications:

Seeking a person who is responsible for assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluation the nursing care for patients suffering from chronic and end stage organ disease and potential transplant patients. The RCC coordinates care delivered by other members of the team to affect positive outcomes for the patient 1-2 years previous experience in clinical patient care preferred Proficient with computers, Microsoft Office applications and Windows operating systems Renal transplant, dialysis, or CKD patient care preferred Ability to communicate and maintain effective interpersonal relations at various levels of the organization Strong organizational and communication skills This role requires some travel to various locations approximately 20% of the time. We offer a competitive salary commensurate with experience and a robust benefit package including health, dental, vision, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, Group Term Life, PTO, paid holidays, and 401(k) plan with generous employer contribution. Prospective employees must pass a criminal background check and provide proof of Influenza Vaccination.