Skill
Care Management
Healthcare and Medical
Care management is a healthcare approach that involves assessing, planning, and overseeing the care of patients, particularly those with chronic illnesses or complex medical needs, to improve outcomes and reduce unnecessary hospitalizations. It is typically carried out by care managers, nurses, or social workers employed by hospitals, insurance companies, or specialized care management firms. The role often involves coordinating between providers, patients, and families to ensure adherence to treatment plans.
Care Management in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Social Worker - Outpatient Emergency Department
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Little Rock, AR · $70,865 – $111,469
A clinical social worker serving veterans in a hospital emergency department, providing crisis intervention, psychosocial assessments, care coordination, and supportive counseling to patients and families navigating acute medical and psychiatric situations. This role suits experienced social workers with a master's degree and licensure who work well in fast-paced, interdisciplinary healthcare settings.
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Registered Nurse-Clinical Support Care Coordinator
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Winter Park, FL · $72,273 – $148,502
This VA position coordinates clinical nursing care and supports community care nursing staff through education, quality improvement, and practice oversight. It suits experienced nurses seeking a care coordination and leadership role with responsibility for staff development and evidence-based practice implementation.
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Nurse (Cardio-Vet Care Manager)
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Cambridge, MD · $78,368 – $153,501
This role manages complex cardiovascular patient care across a VA network, coordinating services among providers and supporting Veterans and families through education and advocacy. It suits experienced registered nurses who can lead interdisciplinary teams and navigate transitions across hospital and community settings.
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