We are seeking a compassionate a Registered Nurse (RN) Case Manager to join our In Home Care team. The ideal candidate will provide high-quality patient care in various settings, including assisted living facilities, clinics, and in private homes.
Responsibilities
Meet with Veteran Patients to establish care, complete detailed assessment and communicate well with families, Caregiving Team and VA.
Complete and maintain all files necessary for compliance.
Monitor patients’ vital signs and report any changes to the Client Care Coordinator, family and VA.
Provide support in travel nursing assignments as needed, adapting to various healthcare environments.
Maintain accurate patient records and documentation in compliance with healthcare regulations.
Collaborate with healthcare team members to develop and implement patient care plans.
Educate patients and their families on health management and wellness practices.
Supervise and train Caregiver Teams to ensure proper care and standards are met.
Qualified RN to oversee CNA testing of Caregiver Team.
Requirements
Valid RN license in the state of practice.
Experience in assisted living, clinic settings, or critical care preferred.
Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
Compassionate demeanor with a strong commitment to patient care.
Ability to work effectively as part of a team in fast-paced environments.
Join us in making a difference in the lives of our patients while advancing your nursing career!
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time Pay: $35.00 - $50.00 per hour
Neighborhoods+Helena offers a mix of historic urban pockets and scenic semi-rural enclaves. The Upper Side and Downtown near the Last Chance Gulch pedestrian walking mall feature historic architecture, turn-of-the-century residences, and immediate walkability to local shops and eateries. South Hills sits nestled against Mount Ascension and the local trail network, offering upscale hillside homes with expansive valley views. Across the southeastern boundary, Montana City provides mountain acreage and custom builds within the Elkhorn Mountains foothills, while East Helena and the North and West Valley areas offer more practical, spread-out subdivisions and semi-rural homesteads with manageable drives into town.
Helena offers a mix of historic urban pockets and scenic semi-rural enclaves. The Upper Side and Downtown near the Last Chance Gulch pedestrian walking mall feature historic architecture, turn-of-the-century residences, and immediate walkability to local shops and eateries.
South Hills sits nestled against Mount Ascension and the local trail network, offering upscale hillside homes with expansive valley views. Across the southeastern boundary, Montana City provides mountain acreage and custom builds within the Elkhorn Mountains foothills, while East Helena and the North and West Valley areas offer more practical, spread-out subdivisions and semi-rural homesteads with manageable drives into town.
Getting around+Commuting in Helena is exceptionally fast and hassle-free compared to major metropolitan centers, with typical drive times across the valley averaging around twelve to thirteen minutes. Healthcare workers commuting to major facilities like St. Peter's Health regional medical center or the local VA Hospital generally encounter minimal traffic gridlock on primary thoroughfares. Outside the urban core, driving from outlying valley areas or nearby communities like Montana City, Townsend, or Boulder requires personal vehicles, especially during winter storm conditions over mountain passes like MacDonald Pass.
Commuting in Helena is exceptionally fast and hassle-free compared to major metropolitan centers, with typical drive times across the valley averaging around twelve to thirteen minutes. Healthcare workers commuting to major facilities like St. Peter's Health regional medical center or the local VA Hospital generally encounter minimal traffic gridlock on primary thoroughfares.
Outside the urban core, driving from outlying valley areas or nearby communities like Montana City, Townsend, or Boulder requires personal vehicles, especially during winter storm conditions over mountain passes like MacDonald Pass.
Outdoors+Outdoors recreation is central to daily life in Helena. The city is an IMBA Silver-Level Ride Center featuring over eighty miles of interconnected singletrack across the Mount Helena and South Hills trail systems, accessible straight from neighborhood streets. Water sports and blue-ribbon trout fishing thrive along the Missouri River, Canyon Ferry Lake, Hauser Lake, and Holter Lake, while paddleboarders head to Lake Helena. For winter sports, Great Divide Ski Area is located roughly twenty-three miles away with extensive night skiing and terrain parks, supplemented by cross-country routes across the surrounding Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest.
Outdoors recreation is central to daily life in Helena. The city is an IMBA Silver-Level Ride Center featuring over eighty miles of interconnected singletrack across the Mount Helena and South Hills trail systems, accessible straight from neighborhood streets.
Water sports and blue-ribbon trout fishing thrive along the Missouri River, Canyon Ferry Lake, Hauser Lake, and Holter Lake, while paddleboarders head to Lake Helena. For winter sports, Great Divide Ski Area is located roughly twenty-three miles away with extensive night skiing and terrain parks, supplemented by cross-country routes across the surrounding Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Helena
Helena stands apart from Montana's glitzier resort towns as an earnest, grounded state capital where rugged outdoor recreation begins directly at the city's curb. For relocating healthcare professionals staffing regional centers like St. Peter's Health or the VA Hospital, Helena offers an enviable commute—averaging less than fifteen minutes across the valley—leaving ample time to explore the city's expansive backyard. Helena is an IMBA Silver-Level Ride Center with more than eighty miles of world-class singletrack winding up Mount Helena and through the South Hills, while Hauser Lake, Holter Lake, and the Missouri River provide blue-ribbon angling and paddling. Off shift, life centers around the historic pedestrian walking mall of Last Chance Gulch, home to local fixtures like On Broadway and craft breweries framed by the gothic towers of the Cathedral of Saint Helena. Tradeoffs require clear eyes: winter is long and genuinely cold, running from October into spring, and limited housing inventory demands decisive house hunting. For nurses who prioritize quiet streets, tight-knit mountain-town community, and untracked trailheads over high-energy nightlife, Helena delivers an authentic Montana balance.
