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Care Manager (Neuromodulation Division)

University of California - Los Angeles Health
$38.19-61.45 Hourly
United States, California, Los Angeles
Sep 19, 2026
Description Our Department of Psychiatry is seeking to hire a full-time Care Manager to join our Neuromodulation Division. The Division provides clinical care, research, and education focused on Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and other innovative neuromodulation therapies. Our multidisciplinary team combines evidence-based patient care with groundbreaking research to improve outcomes for individuals living with mood disorders, chronic pain, and related conditions. Key responsibilities include: Coordinate patient intake, screening, recruitment, and evaluation activities Conduct structured clinical interviews and psychological, neuropsychological, and functional assessments Explain treatment protocols, research procedures, and informed consent documentation to patients and families Manage an assigned caseload throughout evaluation, treatment, and follow-up Collaborate with physicians, psychologists, researchers, and clinical staff to support patient care and study activities Coordinate insurance verification, benefit review, prior authorizations, and treatment extensions as needed Maintain accurate clinical and research documentation within electronic medical records and study databases Monitor patient progress and identify barriers to care while facilitating appropriate follow-up and support services Prepare reports, maintain records, and assist with operational and research-related projects Please note: this position is 100% on-site Salary range: $38.19/hr - $61.45/hr Qualifications Required Minimum 2 years of experience in healthcare, behavioral health, clinical research, patient access, care coordination, or related clinical environment Experience working directly with patients in a clinical or research setting Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills Experience working with electronic health records, databases, and clinical documentation systems Proficiency with Microsoft Office and other computer applications Preferred: Bachelor's degree in Psychology, Health Sciences, Public Health or related fields Experience with insurance authorization, healthcare benefits verification, and billing processes Experience in behavioral health, psychiatry, neurology, or related specialties