Horizon Case Management Corp™ delivers industry-leading brain-injury case-management services that place client care, ethics, and compliance first. As we expand, we are building a finance team that matches our clinical excellence. Join a mission-driven organization where your expertise directly supports clients rebuilding their lives.

We’re looking for a US-licensed Registered Nurse (USRN) with strong clinical documentation, communication, and care coordination skills to support case management, report preparation, and client-facing activities. This is a remote, flexible opportunity ideal for nurses who excel at both clinical writing and patient care coordination.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical Documentation & Reporting

• Review and summarize medical records, including provider notes, therapy reports, and assessments
• Prepare accurate and well-structured Case Management (CM) reports for patients with complex conditions (e.g., TBI, SCI, post-MVA)
• Ensure documentation accuracy, clinical consistency, and HIPAA compliance
• Utilize Advocate Systems (preferred but not required)

Report Components

• Presenting problem and diagnoses (with ICD-10 codes)
• Past medical and surgical history
• Medications, allergies, and treatment summaries
• Current providers, therapy updates, and patient progress
• SOAP notes (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan)
• Comprehensive case management plans, including:
• • Nursing diagnoses
  • SMART goals
  • Evidence-based care strategies

Care Coordination & Client Interaction

• Conduct online appointments/virtual check-ins with clients
• Assist in developing, implementing, and updating individualized care plans
• Coordinate with healthcare providers to ensure continuity of care
• Call provider offices to schedule appointments, follow-ups, and services
• Monitor patient progress and adjust care plans as needed
• Serve as a liaison between patients, families, and healthcare teams

Qualifications

• Active USRN license (required)
• Experience in case management, utilization review, or care coordination
• Strong clinical writing and documentation skills
• Knowledge of medical terminology, care planning, and ICD-10 coding (preferred)
• Excellent verbal and written English communication
• Ability to manage both independent documentation tasks and live client interactions
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail

Work Details

• Remote / Work-from-home
• Flexible schedule (outcome- and deliverable-focused)
• Initial trial task: one CM report
• Opportunity for long-term collaboration based on performance

Why Join Us

Work with a collaborative remote team where you can combine clinical expertise, patient interaction, and care coordination to improve outcomes for a diverse caseload. This role is ideal for USRNs seeking flexibility, meaningful patient engagement, and a blend of clinical writing and active case management