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Case Management/Social Work Jobs at Houston Methodist in Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital

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Found 2 Case Management/Social Work jobs in Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital
Case Manager
Case Mgmt&Social Work
Case Management/Social Work
Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Case Manager
Case Mgmt&Social Work
Case Management/Social Work
Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, Sugar Land, TX 77479

Join our elite team of registered nurses by applying for Case Management/Social Work jobs at Houston Methodist today. Houston Methodist includes eight hospitals in the Houston area, each with its own unique history of health care innovation.

Case Management/Social Work jobs at Houston Methodist can include:

  • Case Manager: This team member works with the physicians and multidisciplinary care team to facilitate efficient, quality care, and achievement of desired treatment outcomes.

Houston Methodist is an equal opportunity employer offering competitive pay and comprehensive benefits. Apply for Case Management/Social Work jobs at Houston Methodist today.

At Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, we’re committed to building great careers alongside our new services and facilities. Join us in Sugar Land, where a very comfortable family atmosphere goes hand in hand with a bright future in one of America’s finest health care systems. As a Pathway to Excellence designated hospital by the ANCC, Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital is making vast strides in introducing new facets of caring to the community. In addition to leading emergency, ICU, surgical and imaging services, Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital offers patients diagnostic and therapeutic technologies normally found only in top academic medical centers.
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