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skills. Demonstrate the ability to multi-task and manage multiple conflicting priorities required. Proficiency in statistics and data analysis as well as knowledge of statistical program software (SAS
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the nation and 140 nations around the world. The Department of Housing and Residential Life is home to an extensive and diverse residential program featuring six residential communities. The cornerstone
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the Population Health Department. SUMMARY The Case Manager RN coordinates the overall interdisciplinary plan of care for patients, from admission to discharge. Monitors care and acts as a liaison between patient
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Systems, and other University-wide programs. These inquiries may come from multiple modalities including but not limited to phone, email and chat. Appropriate resolutions will include: Correctly answering
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productivity and quality of work through proactive review of key performance indicators. Serves as functional expert resource and provides on the job training for Patient Access Service team. Navigates multiple
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to the patient and family, identifying and managing discomforts, providing emotional support. Organization and Work Role Functions Prioritizes and integrates multiple requests and work expectations by performing
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evaluate department operations. Ability to establish department goals, and objectives that support the strategic plan. Ability to effectively plan, delegate and/or supervise the work of others. Ability
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demographic information, insurance information and referral numbers. Reviews clinical records for completeness including authorization, signatures, missing data, and other patient information. Answers multiple
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information and referral numbers. Reviews clinical records for completeness including authorization, signatures, missing data, and other patient information. Answers multiple telephones for the department
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, Chief, Multiple Myeloma, and perhaps other departments throughout UM, to advance knowledge, training, and education. This faculty position will be in the laboratory ofDr. Brian Walker, Research Professor