What We Offer:Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM with weekend rotationDept: Case Management - supporting trauma unit Location: Presbyterian Medical Center - Charlotte, NC; Presbyterian is our 661 bed level 2 trauma center centrally located just outside of uptown Charlotte This role is ideal for an experienced acute care RN looking to work in a patient facing but non-bedside role within a high-performing, collaborative team.A dynamic full-time opportunity with exposure to a wide range of patient populationsWork/life balance with no nights and 8 hour shiftsAccess to continuing education and leadership supportInclusive culture grounded in teamwork, trust, and shared purposeWhy Choose Novant Health? At Novant Health, you're not just practicing nursing - you're advancing patient safety, innovation, and excellence. We are: Recognized for fostering a culture of belonging for our team members Known for top-tier clinical care and compassionate service Committed to supporting our RNs in growth, flexibility, and safetyIf you're ready to work with purpose, confidence, and the full support of your team - we're ready for you. Apply now and bring your expertise to where it truly matters. What We're Looking For:Education: Associates Degree in Nursing or BSN, required. 4 Year / Bachelors Degree, preferred.Experience: Two or more years healthcare experience, preferred. Case Management or related experience, preferred.Licensure/Certification: Current RN licensure in state of employment, required. Additional skills required: Weekend and holiday coverage .Additional skills preferred: Knowledge/Competence of Microsoft office products and keyboarding. What You'll Do:Complex discharge planningCollaborate with physicians and other members of the healthcare team to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate proactive/complex/safe discharge plansCollaborate with MSW case managers for guidance with pscyhosocially complex casesFacilitate coordination of careAccept responsibility, authority, and accountability for management of careServe as a resource for discharge planning and care coordination for medically complex casesMaintain current knowledge of available community resources/post acute care options