Green Key Resources
Nurse Director Care Management
Green Key Resources, Los Angeles, California, United States, 90079
Nurse Director, Care Management
Los Angeles, California
An established acute care organization is seeking an accomplished
Nurse
Director of Care Management
to guide clinical operations that impact patient flow, care transitions, and outcomes across the inpatient setting. This is a senior leadership opportunity for a clinically grounded professional who blends operational rigor with a people-first leadership approach.
In this role, you will shape the direction and performance of case management and utilization review services while leading a multidisciplinary team that includes nursing, social work, and care coordination professionals. You will be responsible for building efficient systems, strengthening interdisciplinary collaboration, and ensuring patients move safely and appropriately through the continuum of care.
Core Focus Areas Direct oversight of utilization review, care coordination, and discharge planning functions Leadership and development of RN Case Managers, Social Workers, and Care Coordination staff Performance monitoring using data-driven metrics and continuous improvement methodologies Optimization of length-of-stay management and readmission reduction strategies Alignment of care coordination services with regulatory, clinical, and operational priorities Partnership with physicians, nursing leadership, and executive teams to support patient-centered outcomes
Who We’re Looking For You are a decisive, collaborative leader who brings both clinical credibility and operational insight. You’re comfortable navigating complex care environments and motivating teams through change while maintaining a strong focus on quality, compliance, and patient experience.
Required Credentials & Experience Active California Registered Nurse license
(required) Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Minimum
5 years of progressive experience in Case Management Demonstrated ability to analyze utilization data, trends, and performance indicators Working knowledge of clinical documentation and care coordination workflows Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills
An established acute care organization is seeking an accomplished
Nurse
Director of Care Management
to guide clinical operations that impact patient flow, care transitions, and outcomes across the inpatient setting. This is a senior leadership opportunity for a clinically grounded professional who blends operational rigor with a people-first leadership approach.
In this role, you will shape the direction and performance of case management and utilization review services while leading a multidisciplinary team that includes nursing, social work, and care coordination professionals. You will be responsible for building efficient systems, strengthening interdisciplinary collaboration, and ensuring patients move safely and appropriately through the continuum of care.
Core Focus Areas Direct oversight of utilization review, care coordination, and discharge planning functions Leadership and development of RN Case Managers, Social Workers, and Care Coordination staff Performance monitoring using data-driven metrics and continuous improvement methodologies Optimization of length-of-stay management and readmission reduction strategies Alignment of care coordination services with regulatory, clinical, and operational priorities Partnership with physicians, nursing leadership, and executive teams to support patient-centered outcomes
Who We’re Looking For You are a decisive, collaborative leader who brings both clinical credibility and operational insight. You’re comfortable navigating complex care environments and motivating teams through change while maintaining a strong focus on quality, compliance, and patient experience.
Required Credentials & Experience Active California Registered Nurse license
(required) Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Minimum
5 years of progressive experience in Case Management Demonstrated ability to analyze utilization data, trends, and performance indicators Working knowledge of clinical documentation and care coordination workflows Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills