Can anyone give me an idea what this job really looks like? I have been looking into an RN case coordinator position at an agency that serves community-based services for youth and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), mental health conditions, and substance use disorders, as well as babies and young children with developmental delays. They also provide special services to homeless persons, veterans, law enforcement, and those in the the criminal justice system. The job description states hybrid and this: As the Registered Nurse (RN) utilizes nursing judgement and critical thinking skills using a collaborative process to implement care coordination to advocate, facilitate and improve the health outcomes of our consumers. The Registered nurse will review records to determine appropriate care, assist with transition of needs, ensure appropriate quality and quantity of services are provided, collaborate with treatment team and provide core team with education materials and training. The RN will assess patient data to look for potential gaps in care as well as tracking and trending lab work, and hospital and Emergency department utilization. The RN will utilize a disease management focus to guide the care coordination team.   submitted by   /u/Visual-Flow-6303 [link]   [comments]