RN Manager

About Activate Care:

At Activate Care, we’re on a mission to improve health equity and drive improved health outcomes across the country. Our Community Care Record platform, Care Link, enables healthcare and community organizations to coordinate care for populations challenged with health-related social needs (HRSN). Path Assist is our tech-enabled Community Health Worker program for addressing HRSN utilizing an evidence-based, structured intervention. Our goal is simple: address individuals’ unmet HRSNs, increase health confidence, improve self-efficacy, and reduce inappropriate healthcare spend. 

Role Overview:

The Registered Nurse Manager leads and develops a team of RN Supervisors, each of whom oversees their own distributed team of RN Home Health Assessors, who travel to members' homes across Massachusetts to complete in-person health assessments for a managed care health plan's dually eligible members. This is a leadership role focused on building supervisory capability, standardizing clinical quality practices across teams, and ensuring the overall program consistently meets the health plan's completeness, timeliness, and quality standards. The RN Manager is the escalation point for supervisory-level issues and the senior clinical and operational authority for the assessment program, while the scope of the program itself remains assessment and documentation with a clean handoff to the health plan's care management team, not care plan development or ongoing care management.

Responsibilities:

• Leadership & Development

• Hire, onboard, train, coach, and retain RN Supervisors; set clear performance expectations and growth plans for each.

• Provide regular one-on-ones, performance management, and professional development for Supervisors, including periodic joint field observations and ride-alongs to calibrate coaching quality.

• Build bench strength and succession readiness across the Supervisor team; ensure each Supervisor maintains an effective coverage plan for their own team during PTO, leave, and turnover.

• Set and reinforce program-wide field-safety standards for independent in-home visits, ensuring Supervisors are equipping and supporting nurses working alone in the community.

• Clinical Quality & Audit Oversight

• Partner with the Quality Assurance & Improvement Specialist to implement the program's overall audit strategy, ensuring Supervisors are conducting rigorous pre-submission audits of assessments (Uniform Core, Functional, and Comprehensive), and SOAP notes across all teams.