Registered Nurse Case Manager / Rn Case Manager
Spectrum Healthcare Resources (Wichita Falls, Texas)

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Position Title: Registered Nurse Case Manager / RN Case Manager

 

Opening for a permanent position as a RN Case Manager at Sheppard Air Force Base

in Texas. Enjoy no holidays or weekends!

 

 

Company Overview:

Established in 1988, Spectrum Healthcare Resources (SHR) has earned a solid reputation in the health care staffing industry.  SHR is JCAHO certified and dedicates itself exclusively to supplying permanent civilian contracted medical professional for Military Treatment Facilities (MTF) located in the United States. SHR has a unique medical environment, working among the very best medical professionals, and caring for our military family.

 

SHR services over 100 MTF sites and 15 VA clinics throughout the United States, and with over 2,500 health care professionals, SHR is the leader among organizations that provide physicians, clinical personnel, and management services to MTF sites.

 

Job Description:

Spectrum Healthcare Resources has an opportunity for a RN Case Manager at Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls, Texas. This permanent civilian contract position offers:

Full Time PositionMonday – Friday, 7:30am – 4:30pmExcellent Benefits and PayUp to 3 Weeks PTO10 Paid HolidaysGreat Pay & Benefits

Job Requirements:

The position of RN Case Manager will have the following requirements:

2+ Years Experience in Case Management and/or Discharge PlanningExcellent Verbal and Written Communication SkillsBLS / CPRBSN, Certification, and Knowledge of Interqual and Milliman Preferred

Area Benefits:

Sheppard Air Force Base is located in Wichita Falls. Residents enjoy the 4 miles of landscaped, lighted, all-weather walking trails which wind along the Wichita River from the "fall" to Lucy Park. Wichita Falls was named after a 5 foot high waterfall in the Big Wichita River which washed away in a flood in 1886. In the 1980s, a concrete, 4-tiered waterfall was designed and built and, in a special centennial ceremony.  This 54 foot high, concrete Wichita Falls Waterfall was 'activated' to maintain the city's namesake.