Who We Are:

What sets Central Carolina Hospital apart from the rest? Simply put, it’s our people.

 At CCH, you’ll join a team that’s truly dedicated to improving the health of the community we know and love. We live here. Our patients are our friends and neighbors. And that allows us to deliver personalized, compassionate care that’s uniquely tailored to our patients’ needs with a hometown touch. So, you can make a meaningful, heartfelt difference in the lives of your patients every day.

 Where We Are:

Sanford and Lee County provide exceptional quality of life, with low cost of living and the conveniences of small-town life, plus quick and easy access to Raleigh, Durham, and the Research Triangle region.

Centrally located in the Piedmont region, Sanford is just a short drive from world-class golf in nearby Pinehurst. We are ideally situated just three hours from North Carolina’s beautiful sandy beaches and just three hours from the majestic Blue Ridge mountains.

Summary:Case Managers engage patients and their families in developing a safe discharge plan. Case Managers link the progression toward discharge with the clinical improvement of the patient.

Essential Functions

1.Coordinates clinical care to include discharge planning, medical necessity, length of stay management

2.Collaborates with providers, nursing, ancillary staff, patients and families to achieve optimal clinical outcomes

3.Executes clear, complete and concise documentation of all interventions and assessments

4. Engages in practice that comply with regulatory standards, patient safetyand performance improvement initiatives

EEOC Statement:Central Carolina Hospital is committed to providing Equal Employment Opportunities for all applicants and employees and complies with all applicable laws prohibiting discrimination against any employee or applicant for employment because of color, race, sex, age, religion, national origin, disability, genetic information, gender identity, sexual orientation, veterans' status or any other basis protected by applicable federal, state or local law.

Required Education :

Bachelor’s degree is preferred

Master's degree is preferred

Required License:

Registered Nurse or Licensed Practice Nurse in North Carolina is required (or compact state)