All Homecaring - Minnesota

RN - Home Care (3/3)

All Homecaring Minnesota - Twin Cities Metro Area & Surrounding Suburbs, MN - Full Time

Improved Job Posting: Per Visit RN Case Manager for Metro Area

Join Our Growing Team at All HomeCaring Minnesota!

Are you a passionate and dedicated RN Case Manager looking for a rewarding career in home health care? All HomeCaring Minnesota, Inc. is a Medicare-certified, Twin Cities-based, family-owned agency expanding its services in Minneapolis and surrounding suburbs. We are currently seeking a phenomenal RN Case Manager to provide high-quality care to our clients.

Why Choose All HomeCaring?

✅ Paid Training! Get hands-on experience while earning.
✅ Independence & Flexibility! Create your own schedule Monday through Friday—no overnights! Participate in on-call weekend rotations for additional opportunities.
✅ Meaningful Patient Care! We focus on holistic care, allowing nurses to build relationships and truly make a difference in patients' lives.
✅ Competitive Pay & Mileage Reimbursement! Earn based on each visit type and receive mileage compensation.
✅ Diverse Experience! Work with pediatrics and geriatrics, treating a variety of conditions including wounds, foleys, sutures, and amputations.
✅ A Supportive, Fun and Uplifting Environment! We value our nurses, and our patients do too!
✅ Comprehensive Benefits (Full-time Only):

  • Case Manager Bonus (weekly)
  • Health Insurance
  • Free Dental Insurance
  • Free Short-term Disability
  • Free Life Insurance
  • Paid Time Off
  • 6 Paid Holidays
  • Weekly Pay
  • No Nights & Weekends (except on-call rotation)
  • PPE Provided for All Staff

Essential Job Functions

As an RN Case Manager, you will play a vital role in providing patient-centered care while ensuring clients receive the support they need in their homes and communities.

🔹 Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop individualized care plans.
🔹 Provide nursing care, medication administration, and health education.
🔹 Monitor and reassess patient needs, adjusting care plans accordingly.
🔹 Collaborate with physicians, families, and support staff.
🔹 Supervise PCA/home health aides and mentor new RN Case Managers.
🔹 Maintain accurate documentation and fulfill certification/recertification requirements.
🔹 Participate in on-call duties and quality improvement initiatives.

Requirements

✔ Active Registered Nurse (RN) License
✔ Two-Step TB Test (we provide testing if needed)
✔ DHS Criminal Background Clearance (we provide screening)
✔ Valid Driver’s License & Auto Insurance

Ready to Make a Difference? Apply Today!

If you're looking for a flexible, rewarding, and supportive work environment, we'd love to hear from you! Join our team and help us bring quality home care to the Minneapolis community.

📩 Apply now or contact us for more details!

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