Posted Jun 25, 2026 · Last seen active Jun 26, 2026
About this role
The Field Care Manager Nurse (Physical Health) plays a critical role in assessing and coordinating care to support members in achieving and maintaining health outcomes. The Field Care Manager uses a holistic, member-centered approach involving partnering with members and their families to identify needs, address barriers to care, and connect them with appropriate clinical, community, and social resources. The Field Care Manager Nurse identifies and mitigates barriers to care, facilitates coordination across settings, and promotes continuity of care to improve health outcomes.
Skills for this role
assessing and coordinating careholistic member-centered approachidentifying needsaddressing barriers to careconnecting with clinical community and social resourcesfacilitating coordination across settingspromoting continuity of care
Requirements
Unrestricted Registered Nurse license in the state of Louisiana
2 years of experience of in-home case/care management
Experience working with all populations (youth, adult, geriatric)
Knowledge of community health and social service agencies and additional community resources
Experience using electronic information applications/software programs including electronic medical records
Excellent keyboard and web navigation skills
Must reside in Louisiana
Can work a full-time (40 hours minimum) flexible work schedule
Benefits
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
401(k)
Paid time off
Paid holidays
Paid parental leave
Caregiver leave
About the employer
Humana
Hiring organization
Workplace not named in the posting.
Humana is a health insurance and managed care organization that employs nurses in care management roles rather than traditional clinical settings. Based on the provided job descriptions, Humana hires Field Care Manager Nurses (Physical Health) who assess and coordinate care…
What reviewers appreciate
+Holistic, member-centered approach to care coordination
+Autonomous field-based role with telephonic and face-to-face interactions
+Collaborative work with providers and community resources
What reviewers flag
−Field-based role likely requires significant travel across assigned regions
−Complex care coordination across multiple settings and providers may be administratively demanding
−Managing Medicaid populations may involve high-acuity members with complex social and clinical needs
Pioneer is a tiny rural village in northeastern Louisiana, offering small-town quiet and wide-open farmland far from city bustle. Nurses seeking a slower pace and close-knit community will find it here, though amenities are limited and nearby larger towns provide most shopping and services.
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