Oncology RN Case Manager - Remote

October 10, 2026

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Overview

Oncology RN Case Manager - Remote at Optum. Telephonic Oncology Case Manager RN supporting the Oncology member population with education, advocacy, and connections to resources to help members feel better and get well. This role is remote within the U.S. and may affect millions through efficient and compassionate care coordination.

Primary Responsibilities

Making outbound calls to assess patient\\\'s current health status
Identifying gaps or barriers in treatment plans
Interacting with Medical Directors on challenging cases
Providing patient education to assist with self-management
Coordinating care for members
Encouraging members to make healthy lifestyle changes
Documenting and tracking findings
Educating members on disease processes
Making post-discharge calls to ensure discharged members receive necessary services and resources
Utilization management by evaluating the appropriateness and efficiency of requested health care services, procedures, and cancer treatments under the applicable health benefits plan

Required Qualifications

Current, unrestricted RN license
Multiple state nursing licenses (or ability to obtain) in addition to Compact license if applicable
3+ years of recent Oncology experience in a hospital setting, acute care, direct care, or as an Oncology Telephonic Case Manager for an insurance company
Recent chemotherapy administration experience
Computer proficiency with solid data entry skills and Windows navigation
Access to high-speed internet from home
Dedicated workspace for home office

Preferred Qualifications

BSN
OCN Certification
Chemo Administration Certification
Certified Case Manager (CCM)
Background in managed care
Case or disease management experience
Experience or exposure with discharge planning
Remote work adherence to UnitedHealth Group\\\'s Telecommuter Policy

Additional Details

Core hours: 8:00am – 4:30pm in your time zone, with one late night per week until 7:00pm. Remote work from anywhere in the U.S. Salary range: $58,800–$105,000 annually (full-time). Benefits, incentives, and 401k contributions are available per eligibility. Job posting may stay open for a minimum of 2 business days or longer depending on candidate volume.

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