RN Case Mgr-Crestwood Medical Center-Case Management-PRN-1st shift

Huntsville, Alabama

You'll run concurrent case management and discharge planning, clearing barriers to discharge with patients, families, physicians and community resources.

Posted Aug 19

Pay: Not posted
Shift and hours: 1st shift RN Case Mgr-Crestwood Medical Center-Case Management-PRN-1st shift
Unit and setting: Case Management department · Hospital Reporting to the Director of Case Management
License: RN licenseAlabama Registered Nurse License
Term: Per Diem PRN - No DifferentialPRN (as-needed)

Do you qualify?

License: Alabama Registered Nurse License Check your license
Education: Associate degree in nursing Bachelors preferred; associates in nursing required
Experience: 1 year clinical experience on a medical/surgical unit Registered Nurse with at least one year clinical experience on a medical/surgical unit

Preferred

Education: Bachelor's degree
Experience: 3 years case management or utilization management Three years of experience in case management or utilization management preferred

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Childcare
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Day to day: discharge barrier clearing identifying and addressing barriers to discharge
Day to day: post-acute provider referrals facilitating referrals to post-acute providers
Day to day: interdisciplinary rounds participating in interdisciplinary rounds
Weekends: Minimum of one weekend a month including a minimum commitment of own weekend per month

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Huntsville Hospital Health System

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This is a publicly governed nonprofit system: an 881-bed flagship that serves as the regional referral center and Level I Trauma Center, inside a network of more than 2,500 beds and 20,000 employees across northern Alabama and southern Tennessee. The…

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Preceptors and orientation

RN educators and coaches provide support from day one on assigned units for new graduates.

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As of 2026-10-09Source: huntsvillehospital.org

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Full-time, part-time, and PRN shifts available across 1st, night, and rotating shifts; Shared Governance unit councils meet monthly to influence practice.

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RN Case Mgr-Crestwood Medical Center-Case Management-PRN-1st shift

Requisition ID 2026-74574

Position Type PRN - No Differential

Department Number CW-64500

Department Name Case Management

Overview

Reporting to the Director of Case Management, the Case Manager is responsible to assist in the development, planning, coordination and administration of the activities of utilization review and/or discharge planning. Including, but not limited to daily review of medical records to determine appropriateness and establishing medical necessity for admission, continued hospital stay, use of ancillary services, and initiating and facilitating discharge planning. The Case Manager must be able to work independently, be open to covering different assignments, manage time appropriately, communicate effectively, and work under stressful situations

Responsibilities

Resposibilities include condcting concurrent case managment and discharge planning activities; identifying and addressing barriers to discharge; coordinating with patients, families, physicians, and community resources; facilitating referrals to post-acute providers; participating in interdisciplinary rounds; supporting patient progression, regulatory compliance,and lenght-of-stay intitiatives; documenting case management interventions; and collaboratng with the interdisciplinary team to ensure safe, efficient transition of care. PRN staff are expected to maintain scheduling flexibility, including a minimum commitment of own weekend per month, an perform other duties as assigned in support of departmental and organizational objectives.

Qualifications

Education

Bachelors preferred; associates in nursing required

Experience

Three years of experience in case management or utilization management preferred. Registered Nurse with at least one year clinical experience on a medical/surgical unit

Licenses/Certificates: Alabama Registered Nurse License

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In Huntsville, AL

Huntsville, ALFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 7% below the US average

Median rent: $1,171/mo
Household income: $74,714/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Huntsville, AL

NeighborhoodsMadison is the suburb dual-income professionals hear about first: newer housing, a family-oriented feel, and a wide spread of price points, with Athens named as another option a bit farther out. Hampton Cove, Owens Cross Roads, and New Hope come up in local Facebook advice as practical bases with easier commutes and more space than in-town living. Downtown Huntsville and nearby pockets suit people who want events and dining; the core is ringed by named districts including the Medical District, Lowe Mill, Lincoln Mill, Merrimack, and John Hunt, all minutes from downtown. Convenient newer pockets cost more; longer drives toward older or outlying streets are how many newcomers keep housing in budget.

Madison is the suburb dual-income professionals hear about first: newer housing, a family-oriented feel, and a wide spread of price points, with Athens named as another option a bit farther out. Hampton Cove, Owens Cross Roads, and New Hope come up in local Facebook advice as practical bases with easier commutes and more space than in-town living.

Downtown Huntsville and nearby pockets suit people who want events and dining; the core is ringed by named districts including the Medical District, Lowe Mill, Lincoln Mill, Merrimack, and John Hunt, all minutes from downtown. Convenient newer pockets cost more; longer drives toward older or outlying streets are how many newcomers keep housing in budget.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: facebook.com Source 2: reddit.com Source 3: movingtohuntsville.org Source 4: downtownhuntsville.org

Getting aroundCitywide, U.S. News lists an average commute of about 18.95 minutes; relocation guides say a realistic newcomer target is often 20–25 minutes, with most drives falling in a 15–30 minute band depending on route and whether you work at Redstone Arsenal, Cummings Research Park, or in town. Healthcare employers named locally include Huntsville Hospital Health System and Crestwood Medical Center, and Downtown Huntsville’s Medical District sits just off the core, but these sources do not publish hospital-specific drive times or parking rules. Rapid growth has made congested traffic and construction a consistent complaint, and multiple sources stress that you will still want a car because public transit is limited. Matching your neighborhood to your hospital campus is the main way residents keep the commute from eating the day.

Citywide, U.S. News lists an average commute of about 18.95 minutes; relocation guides say a realistic newcomer target is often 20–25 minutes, with most drives falling in a 15–30 minute band depending on route and whether you work at Redstone Arsenal, Cummings Research Park, or in town. Healthcare employers named locally include Huntsville Hospital Health System and Crestwood Medical Center, and Downtown Huntsville’s Medical District sits just off the core, but these sources do not publish hospital-specific drive times or parking rules.

Rapid growth has made congested traffic and construction a consistent complaint, and multiple sources stress that you will still want a car because public transit is limited. Matching your neighborhood to your hospital campus is the main way residents keep the commute from eating the day.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: movingtohuntsville.org Source 3: stevestinsonhuntsvillehomes.com Source 4: downtownhuntsville.org Source 5: facebook.com Source 6: extraspace.com Source 7: youtube.com Source 8: mattcurtisrealestate.com

OutdoorsMonte Sano State Park is the in-city mountain: more than 20 miles of hiking trails, overlooks, and picnic areas, with Burritt on the Mountain on the same ridge for historic buildings and panoramic views. The Huntsville Botanical Garden spans 112 acres, with specialty gardens, a children’s garden that adds splash areas in summer, and the Purdy Butterfly House, described as the largest open-air butterfly house in the U.S. Downtown’s Big Spring Park is the paved oasis with koi and ducks next to shops; Ditto Landing is the Tennessee River gateway for fishing, boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding. Green Mountain, Smith Lake, and Lake Guntersville are the farther weekend landscape, and city guides cite 65-plus parks as the everyday outdoor fabric.

Monte Sano State Park is the in-city mountain: more than 20 miles of hiking trails, overlooks, and picnic areas, with Burritt on the Mountain on the same ridge for historic buildings and panoramic views. The Huntsville Botanical Garden spans 112 acres, with specialty gardens, a children’s garden that adds splash areas in summer, and the Purdy Butterfly House, described as the largest open-air butterfly house in the U.S. Downtown’s Big Spring Park is the paved oasis with koi and ducks next to shops; Ditto Landing is the Tennessee River gateway for fishing, boating, kayaking, and paddleboarding.

Green Mountain, Smith Lake, and Lake Guntersville are the farther weekend landscape, and city guides cite 65-plus parks as the everyday outdoor fabric.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: fosheeresidential.com Source 2: davidsonhomes.com Source 3: huntsville.org Source 4: extraspace.com Source 5: mattcurtisrealestate.com

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Huntsville is still Rocket City: NASA Marshall, Redstone Arsenal, Cummings Research Park, and a downtown Medical District with Huntsville Hospital Health System and Crestwood Medical Center. The metro has grown past half a million people, so the city feels busier than the Rocket City of a decade ago. Median homes run about $325,000 and many apartments $1,050–$1,350, so dual-income nurses stretch further than in larger metros. Madison is the family-and-new-housing suburb people name first; Hampton Cove, Owens Cross Roads, and New Hope for easier drives; Downtown and Lowe Mill for Cotton Row, Big Spring Cafe, and walkable nights. Expect a car and 15–30 minute commutes—growth means traffic, construction, and thin transit. Off-shift life is Monte Sano's 20-plus miles of trails, the 112-acre Botanical Garden and Purdy Butterfly House, Big Spring Park, Ditto Landing on the Tennessee River, and weekends at Lake Guntersville or Smith Lake. Honest tradeoffs: heat, allergies, severe weather, and a dining scene that is growing rather than already famous. Match your neighborhood to the hospital and locals say it is easy to live in.

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Sources

As of 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: movingtohuntsville.org Source 3: stevestinsonhuntsvillehomes.com Source 4: fosheeresidential.com Source 5: huntsville.org Source 6: downtownhuntsville.org Source 7: extraspace.com Source 8: youtube.com Source 9: mattcurtisrealestate.com Source 10: facebook.com

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