Hektoen Institute LLC
Nursing Case Manager – HIV Care Program – full time
Hektoen Institute LLC, Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60290
Summary
Join the mission-driven HIV Care Program of the Michael Reese Research and Education Foundation. We’re looking for a
Registered Nurse (recent BSN graduate accepted)
who is passionate about combining clinical skills with social support services. This role requires excellent assessment skills to provide medical triage for patients who walk into the office and also have social service needs. They will provide nursing support and social service case management for patients who are living with, or at risk for HIV. This position blends
nursing care ,
patient advocacy , and
case management
in a team-based, trauma-informed environment focused on vulnerable and diverse populations.
Why You’ll Love This Role
Work at the intersection of
public health, clinical care, and social justice
Gain experience in both
nursing triage and medical case management
Contribute to a high-impact program serving people living with HIV
Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team and community providers
Access
ongoing professional development
opportunities
Key Responsibilities
Deliver
client-centered case management , helping clients navigate housing, food, insurance, mental health, substance use treatment, and medical care
Conduct in-depth client assessments and reassessments
Provide
nursing triage , medication management, injections, and treatments in clinical, office, and community settings
Support clients after ER/hospital discharge, post-incarceration, or after transition from other institutions
Manage prior authorizations, medical supplies, and medication refills
Document interactions in EMR systems and ensure timely data entry for grant and program reporting
Participate in case conferences, quality improvement efforts, and community collaborations
Educate patients and families on treatment adherence, health maintenance, and wellness resources
You’re a Great Fit If You
Are a licensed
RN in Illinois
or will become licensed within 3 months
Have strong communication and organizational skills
Are adept working with underserved and marginalized communities, including people of color, LGBTQ individuals, youth, and those impacted by trauma, incarceration, poverty, and mental health or substance use challenges
Understand the importance of
trauma-informed , culturally respectful care
Thrive in a team setting and enjoy working with interdisciplinary professionals
Have excellent documentation skills using
EMRs and client tracking systems
Preferred Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in nursing (required)
Prior experience in
HIV care, community health, or public health
settings preferred
Experience with enrollment in Medicaid/Marketplace insurance, Illinois social services, pharmacy assistance programs a plus
Training and Support
Receive training in HIV case management (AFC Medical Case Management Training required upon hire)
Attend at least 12 annual professional development sessions (topics include cultural competency, mental health, QI/QM, and HIV education)
Annual cultural competency and self-care education
Schedule and Environment
Full-time
Clinic and office, with some visits in community or hospital settings
Must be available for community outreach and cross-coverage when needed
Commitment to Equity We are deeply committed to serving diverse populations and creating a supportive, inclusive work environment for all staff.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
Registered Nurse (recent BSN graduate accepted)
who is passionate about combining clinical skills with social support services. This role requires excellent assessment skills to provide medical triage for patients who walk into the office and also have social service needs. They will provide nursing support and social service case management for patients who are living with, or at risk for HIV. This position blends
nursing care ,
patient advocacy , and
case management
in a team-based, trauma-informed environment focused on vulnerable and diverse populations.
Why You’ll Love This Role
Work at the intersection of
public health, clinical care, and social justice
Gain experience in both
nursing triage and medical case management
Contribute to a high-impact program serving people living with HIV
Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team and community providers
Access
ongoing professional development
opportunities
Key Responsibilities
Deliver
client-centered case management , helping clients navigate housing, food, insurance, mental health, substance use treatment, and medical care
Conduct in-depth client assessments and reassessments
Provide
nursing triage , medication management, injections, and treatments in clinical, office, and community settings
Support clients after ER/hospital discharge, post-incarceration, or after transition from other institutions
Manage prior authorizations, medical supplies, and medication refills
Document interactions in EMR systems and ensure timely data entry for grant and program reporting
Participate in case conferences, quality improvement efforts, and community collaborations
Educate patients and families on treatment adherence, health maintenance, and wellness resources
You’re a Great Fit If You
Are a licensed
RN in Illinois
or will become licensed within 3 months
Have strong communication and organizational skills
Are adept working with underserved and marginalized communities, including people of color, LGBTQ individuals, youth, and those impacted by trauma, incarceration, poverty, and mental health or substance use challenges
Understand the importance of
trauma-informed , culturally respectful care
Thrive in a team setting and enjoy working with interdisciplinary professionals
Have excellent documentation skills using
EMRs and client tracking systems
Preferred Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in nursing (required)
Prior experience in
HIV care, community health, or public health
settings preferred
Experience with enrollment in Medicaid/Marketplace insurance, Illinois social services, pharmacy assistance programs a plus
Training and Support
Receive training in HIV case management (AFC Medical Case Management Training required upon hire)
Attend at least 12 annual professional development sessions (topics include cultural competency, mental health, QI/QM, and HIV education)
Annual cultural competency and self-care education
Schedule and Environment
Full-time
Clinic and office, with some visits in community or hospital settings
Must be available for community outreach and cross-coverage when needed
Commitment to Equity We are deeply committed to serving diverse populations and creating a supportive, inclusive work environment for all staff.
#J-18808-Ljbffr