Network Managers (Nurse Case Managers)

Providing both on-site and telephonic case management, Nurse Case Managers’ primary responsibilities include:

• Establishing relationships and ongoing communication with injured persons, their families, carrier/clients, and employers, if appropriate
• Coordinating high quality medical care and ensuring that services are comprehensive and outcome-focused
• Maintaining ongoing case management communication with carrier/clients
• Clinical, financial, and psychosocial data collection 
• Proactively managing the case to achieve case-specific outcomes 
• Ensuring compliance with applicable state and federal regulations 
   

Each Nurse Case Manager must satisfy strict selection criteria and complete a rigorous training process before being certified by Paradigm and taking their first case. Each Network Manager must meet the following requirements:

• Workers Compensation Board recognized/certified by catastrophic carrier/clients in states where statutorily required 
• Active RN license in state of service delivery
• Minimum of five years experience in catastrophic injury/illness case management, to include a minimum of three years on-site case management
• Extensive experience in managing workers compensation cases 

Certification in one or more of the following organizations:

• CCM
• CRRN
• CDMS
• CRC