RN/Care Coordinator Liaison - Beulah, United States - Coal Country Community Health Center

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Job Description

RN/Care Coordinator Liaison

Do you have a passion for chronic disease and care coordination? Do you have a love of working with elderly and are looking for a career growth opportunity? Coal Country Community Health Center, a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), located in Beulah, North Dakota, has a full-time opportunity for an experienced nurse to grow and provide quality care coordination across a collaborating medical neighborhood of care module.

Our staff earn a competitive wage and enjoy working with a team that supports work life integration, blending professional and personal responsibilities to create a more seamless and flexible approach to managing both areas of life. This position will qualify for our excellent benefit package which includes health, dental and vision group insurance benefits, 401(k), Paid Time Off, Extended Sick Time and more

About Coal Country Community Health Center

Coal Country Community Health Center has worked effectively, collaboratively for several years with the healthcare providers in our community creating a Medical Neighborhood module of care. We have been recognized for leading the nation in the work we do with Care Coordination and the successes we have achieved by reducing emergency department visits and improved patient outcomes.

Coal Country Community Health Center (CCCHC) works collaboratively with several organizations to maximize the use of available resources and deliver award winning, quality care in our communities. We believe in cooperation and collaboration, rather than competition, is vital in-service enhancement and sustainability.

RN/Care Coordinator Liaison

The Care Coordinator Liaison will work in coordination with all primary care providers including Sakakawea Medical Center, Knife River Care Center, and other community organizations to effectively coordinate and manage the care of all residents residing in a long-term care facility, home and community-based services, including visiting nurse services, palliative care, chronic care management, and remote patient monitoring.

Experience/Requirements

• Registered Nurse with current licensure or temporary permit from the ND Board of Nursing, required.
• Two years of nursing experience, required.
• Care Coordination experience preferred.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills required.
• Ability to work with diverse groups of people required.

If you are a positive team player and looking for a unique nursing opportunity to grow your leadership skills and improving the care coordination among a Medical Neighborhood of Care, APPLY TODAY