Performs a combination of duties in accordance with departmental guidelines:Assesses disability status, makes recommendations and identifies appropriate resources. Accountable for gathering and coordinating medical evidence for evaluation of functionality and makes assessments on restrictions and limitations and assigns length of disability. Consults on case management issues in area of specialty and applies effective case management interventions. Collaborates with medical and other providers to ensure appropriate treatment and return to work. Facilitates job modifications when appropriate and educates involved parties regarding claims process and functionality as it relates to job requirements while remaining externally focused. Addresses causality and refers to appropriate medical expertise. Documents according to jurisdictional, departmental and accreditation requirements. Reporting Relationship. Typically Lead Specialty Nurse Case Manager. Skills, Knowledge and Abilities. Strong knowledge of case management, specialty area, medical terminology and conditions, insurance industry as well as company policies and procedures. Ability to exercise professional judgment and assume responsibility for decisions which have an impact on people, costs and quality of service. Excellent verbal, written, and presentation skills with the ability to convey technical issues in a clear, concise and effective manner. Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to effectively interact with internal and external business partners. Detail oriented with strong organizational and analytical skills as well as the ability to prioritize and coordinate multiple tasks. Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite as well as other business related software. Ability to work independently. Education and Experience. RN with BSN preferred. Eligible to sit for national case management certifications. Typically a minimum five years diverse clinical background, with two or more years disability management experience preferred#LI-AR 1#LI-Hybrid. In certain jurisdictions, CNA is legally required to include a reasonable estimate of the compensation for this role. In District of Columbia, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York and Washington, the national base pay range for this job level is $54,000 to $103,000 annually. Salary determinations are based on various factors, including but not limited to, relevant work experience, skills, certifications and location. CNA offers a comprehensive and competitive benefits package to help our employees – and their family members – achieve their physical, financial, emotional and social wellbeing goals. For a detailed look at CNA’s benefits, please visit cnabenefits.com.