PACBLU

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PACBLU is looking to hire nurses in California, Montana and Alaska. Please message us if you are interested.

PACBLU hiring Case Management Nurse in Anchorage, Alaska, United States | LinkedIn Posted 11:13:59 PM. REGISTERED NURSE FIELD CASE MANAGER Established and innovative company has exciting opportunities…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.

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PACBLU is looking for a registered nurse case manager in Alaska!

We have exciting opportunities within our Field Case Management Operation. This is a home based position in Anchorage and the surrounding areas. All candidates must be licensed RNs. BSN and CCM preferred. Previous Medical Case Management experience is preferred.
In this position, you will provide Field Medical Case Management to ill or injured workers. This will be accomplished through communications and visits with the ill or injured worker, the physician, other health care providers, the employer, and the referral source. In addition, you will research and recommend resources and create flexible, effective options for catastrophically or chronically ill or injured individuals. On a case by case basis you will facilitate quality individualized treatment goals, including timely return to work.
If you enjoy working independently and a variety of work tasks, you are the candidate we are seeking.

Please submit resume with your reply to [email protected]

Alaska has new presumption of compensability for healthcare workers.

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Alaska Bill SB 241 would add a presumption for COVID - 19.

Alaska introduces presumption bill for comp, coronavirus - Business Insurance Lawmakers in Alaska have fast-tracked a comprehensive coronavirus-related bill that would in part grant workers compensation benefits to first responders and health care providers presumably exposed to COVID-19.