RN Telephonic Triage Nurse Case Manager (Remote ) 2025-1395 ID-7581

March 8, 2025

Overview

Are you looking to make a difference by providing high-quality care with a personal touch that impacts the lives of workers? Would you like to be part of a team focused on empowering and sustaining health by supporting the occupationally injured? Do you have the professional nursing, case management experience, and licenses necessary to help further establish Sedgwick Government Solutions as a leading case management company? Do you have experience with workers' compensation?

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We believe in helping those with work-sustained illnesses and injuries to live their best life by providing care, health management, and support through our highly skilled team of home-based Telephonic Triage Nurse Case Manager RN.

RN Telephonic Triage Nurse Case Manager Responsibilities

As a Telephonic Triage Nurse Case Manager RN, you will work independently in your home office setting while still being part of a supportive team nationwide. Through the application of a unique mix of experience and certification, you will support federal workers with diagnoses in the fields of occupational-related injuries and illness, emphasize timely facilitation and coordination of diagnosis, and be involved in the acute phases of treatment and support. Your broad responsibilities will include developing a case management plan for each injured worker throughout the various stages of recovery while tracking in a database patient improvement goals. You will implement integrated medical disability case management services with the goal of preventing, minimizing, or overcoming a disability as well as providing medical expertise and serving as the critical communication link between the parties involved in any medical disability case.

RN Telephonic Triage Nurse Case Manager Qualifications

Hold a current, active unrestricted license to practice nursing within the United States, Puerto Rico, and other US territories; Compact License Preferred
Bachelor of Science in Nursing preferred.
5 years related clinical experience in medical case management, workers' compensation, occupational health, AND/OR a comparable field. with a minimum of two (2) years of adult medical/surgical nursing experience AND a minimum of two (2) years of case management experience in the workers’ compensation arena OR, have a minimum of one (1) year of adult medical/surgical nursing experience and three (3) years of case management experience in the workers’ compensation arena.
Preference is given to Nurses with National Certification in case management or related fields. National Certification may be obtained within 12 months of the date of hire
Responsible for having reliable High-Speed Cable or Fiber Optic Internet service and Internet Router in established home office
Attention to detail, timetables, and commitment to completing tasks
Computer literacy, including MS Word, Excel, and Outlook
Experience with Microsoft Windows and computer savvy
Ability to utilize a case management system, Electronic Medical Record, or other electronic platform
Ability to utilize telehealth technologies (video, chat, etc.), when appropriate, for a variety of clinical care and care management services.
Demonstrated ability to use Microsoft applications and demonstrate basic electronic technology understanding
Must be well organized, efficient, and able to work independently and within a team
Must have Excellent Communication Skills via Phone, E-Mail, Text, Verbal, and Documentation Skills and provide 24-hour follow-up to all communication
Prior to hiring and training able to pass a preliminary credit and background check

For a career path that is both challenging and rewarding, join Sedgwick Government Solution’s talented team. Taking care of people is at the heart of everything we do. Our clients depend on our talented colleagues to take care of their most valuable assets—their employees, and their customers. At Sedgwick Government Solutions, caring counts®. Join our team of creative and caring people of all backgrounds and help us make a difference in the lives of others.

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