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RN Intake Manager

American Medical Associates

New York, NY • $125,000 to $135,000 / yr • 10/23/2026

Job Description

Job Description

RN Intake Manager - HHC

Located in Brooklyn, NY

Salary: $125K - $135K

Schedule: Mon - Fri, 8:30am - 5:00pm

Qualifications of the RN Intake Manager - HHC:

  • Must have a current RN license in New York

  • Must have at least two years of experience in a CHHA intake department or MLTC intake.

  • Must have a minimum of one year supervisory experience

  • Must have excellent clinical, writing, and communication skills

Responsibilities of the RN Intake Manager - HHC:

  • Performs a home care assessment to determine patient’s eligibility for services.

  • If not eligible/appropriate for home care services COC will indicate not admitted in the system and reason for the determination.

  • If appropriate for home care services, the COC will complete a comprehensive assessment utilizing HCHB.

  • In conjunction with patient’s family and physician, develops and implements the Plan of Care based upon a comprehensive physical, psycho-social and environmental assessment.

  • Provides skilled nursing care as described in the 485-Plan of Treatment, such as, but not limited to, wound care, injections, prepour/prefill of medications, disease management, medication management, etc..

  • Evaluates the effectiveness of interventions in accordance with the plan of care.

  • Identifies the need for evaluation by other disciplines such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, MSW, speech therapy and nutrition.

  • Communicate directly with referring physicians, case managers, and discharge teams to gather complete clinical documentation, medication lists, and signed plans of care.

  • Documents in HCHB Clinical Software all assessments, treatments and services provided and patient response to the treatment plan.

  • Contacts physician to report, clarify and/or obtain orders for; medication changes/additions, precautions, treatment, changes in visit frequencies, additional services needed, requests for supplies and equipment, plans for discharge from a service or the agency.

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