RN Case Manager - Victim Services at Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas Inc

Pittsburg, Kansas, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

30 Mar, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

30 Dec, 25

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Trauma-Informed Care, Crisis Intervention, Survivor-Centered Communication, Care Coordination, Program Development, Cross-Sector Collaboration, Assessment Skills, Patient Confidentiality, Organizational Skills, Community Health, Nursing Skills, Life Skills Education, Peer Support, Data Collection, BLS Certification, Microsoft Office Proficiency, Telehealth Platforms

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Description CORE VALUES The core values of Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas, Inc. (CHC/SEK) are dignity and stewardship. Each staff member is expected to perform their job duties in a way that preserves dignity for our patients and maintains good stewardship of CHC/SEK’s resources. GENERAL DESCRIPTION The RN Case Manager: Victim Services (RN) is a key member of the Trauma Recovery Medical Home (TRMH) care team at CHC/SEK. This program provides long-term, trauma-informed care for victims of intimate partner violence (IPV) and sexual assault (SA) across a seven-county rural service area in Southeast Kansas (Service Area). The RN delivers individualized, victim-centered services, coordinating with medical, mental health, advocacy, and community partners to address the physical, emotional, and social impacts of violence. This position provides both in-person services at CHC/SEK’s Pittsburg locations and at Safehouse Crisis Center’s emergency shelter, as well as telehealth services for victims throughout the Service Area. The RN serves as the central hub of care coordination—conducting intakes and assessments, building care plans, facilitating follow-up, and ensuring wraparound support for victims and their children. The RN also co-facilitates survivor-focused life skills workshops and peer support groups, working closely with the mental health provider to promote resilience, connection, and healing. In addition, the RN engages in cross-sector collaboration, serving as a liaison to law enforcement, victim advocates, protective services, and multidisciplinary response teams such as Sexual Assault Response Teams (SART). This position requires advanced clinical skills, knowledge of community resources, and the ability to collaborate effectively across healthcare, justice, and social service systems. Requirements ESSENTIAL DUTIES Clinical Care: Provide trauma-informed nursing care to victims of IPV and SA, both on-site and via telehealth. Coordinate medical and dental care, referrals to specialists, and follow-up services. Partner with CHC/SEK Community Health Workers to address social needs such as housing, food, and transportation. Care Coordination & Program Support: Perform comprehensive assessments and develop individualized care plans for victims and secondary victims (e.g., children). Maintain regular follow-up to ensure continuity of care and adjust plans as needed. Co-facilitate life skills and peer support groups, addressing topics like healthy relationships, reproductive health after trauma, parenting after violence, and rebuilding self-worth. Program Development: Contribute to the creation and refinement of TRMH workflows and protocols. Track program metrics, patient outcomes, and service utilization to guide quality improvement. Identify gaps in service delivery and develop strategies to enhance victim support. Cross-Sector Collaboration: Represent CHC/SEK in community forums, SART, and Coordinated Community Response Teams. Work with community partners to strengthen victim identification and engagement in the justice process. Promote improved system-wide responses to IPV and SA. Compliance & Reporting: Support data collection and grant reporting requirements for state, federal, and internal use. Ensure adherence to HIPAA, safety protocols, and organizational standards for victim confidentiality. The essential functions listed are not an exhaustive list of every task the employee is required to complete. Employees are expected to perform all other duties assigned. QUALIFICATIONS Active multistate Registered Nurse (RN) license. License must be held in nurse's resident state. Minimum five (5) years nursing experience, preferably in emergency, women’s health, or case management; experience relevant to community health, correctional health, or law enforcement preferred. Demonstrated program leadership and cross-agency collaboration experience. Basic Life Support (BLS) certification through American Heart Association or obtain within 90 days of hire. Must possess a valid driver’s license as travel is required. Must maintain a clean driving record of no more than 2 minor or 1 major driving violation in a 3 year period. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES Ability to work autonomously, with little to no direct oversight, making evidence based, independent decisions in complex, high-pressure situations. Work well as part of a multidisciplinary, collaborative team, building and sustaining relationships with internal and external partners across healthcare, criminal justice, and community-based systems, representing oneself in a manner that reflects the organization’s mission and values. Expertise in trauma-informed care, crisis intervention, and survivor-centered communication. Skilled in delivering education and training to diverse audiences. Proficient in Microsoft Office, electronic health records, case documentation systems, and telehealth platforms. Strong organizational skills, ability to manage multiple priorities, and adaptability to frequent or sudden changes, maintaining flexibility with last-minute schedule changes. Maintain patient confidentiality and uphold ethical standards when dealing with sensitive information in accordance with organization’s policy and procedure and HIPAA requirements. Social and cultural sensitivity appropriate to an ethnically and economically diverse patient-and employee-base. WORKING CONDITIONS Employee is required to regularly sit, use hands to handle/feel, reach, and communicate by talking or hearing. Frequent standing and occasional walking are required. Must regularly lift/move up to 10 pounds and up to 25 pounds occasionally. Vision requirements include close, color, and peripheral vision, depth perception, and focus adjustment. Hazardous material inventory and material safety data sheet(s) (MSDS) are available. Use personal protective equipment as required. Possible exposure to communicable diseases from patients/public. Travel is required throughout the Service Area. Visual acuity to read signs, watch traffic, estimate distances, and color discrimination to distinguish traffic lights. Aural acuity to detect motor malfunctioning and hear traffic sounds. The employee may frequently be involved in or respond to high-stress environments.

Responsibilities

The RN Case Manager provides trauma-informed care and coordinates services for victims of intimate partner violence and sexual assault. They also engage in community collaboration and support program development to enhance victim services.