Transition Coordinator II Remote, North Carolina

Transition Coordinator II (Full Time, Remote, North Carolina Based)

Posted on January 26, 2026

Remote in North Carolina

The Transition Coordinator II provides Transitional Care Management and Physical Health Consultation for members with physical and/or behavioral health needs in Acute Care facilities, State Operated Developmental Centers, and Justice System settings. For Transition Coordinator II’s assigned to a facility, there will be active and onsite participation in discharge planning beginning with admission.

This position will allow the successful candidate to work a schedule that will be primarily remote. While there is no expectation of being in the office routinely, they will be required to come into the Alliance Office for business and team meetings as needed. They will also be expected to travel weekly (1-2 days) throughout the Wake County area to serve Alliance members as needed.

• Support members transitioning from inpatient settings to the appropriate lower or lateral level of care.
• Provide subject matter expertise, within scope, regarding member’s physical and/or behavioral health to support the development and delivery of a whole person approach to Care Management.
• Work collaboratively with other Alliance staff, behavioral health providers, primary care physicians, specialty care providers and other community partners and stakeholders to support members in their home communities.
• Conduct on-site visits with the member during their stay in an institution (e.g., acute, subacute and long–term stay facilities).
• Conduct outreach to the member’s providers.
• Obtain a copy of the discharge plan, review it with the member and facility staff, and facilitate clinical handoffs.
• Refer and assist members in accessing needed social services and supports identified as part of the transitional care management process, including access to housing.
• Assist the member in obtaining needed medications prior to discharge, ensure an appropriate care team member conducts medication reconciliation/management and supports medication adherence.
• Develop a ninety (90) day post-discharge transition plan prior to discharge from residential or inpatient settings, in consultation with the member, facility staff and the member’s care team.
• Communicate and provide education to the member, the member’s caregivers and providers to promote understanding of the ninety (90) day post-discharge transition plan.
• Assist with scheduling transportation, in-home services, and follow-up outpatient visits within a maximum of seven (7) Calendar Days post-discharge.
• Ensure follow‑up with the member within forty-eight (48) hours of discharge.
• Conduct reach and transitions for special populations receiving care in inpatient settings (State Hospitals, PRTF’s).
• Appropriately elevate high‑risk or complex transition barriers to supervisors, following escalation protocols.
• Review cases with clinical complexity with direct supervisor and follow escalation protocols to ensure timely engagement from members or the Medical Team and Provider Networks.
• Obtain information releases that improve care management activities on behalf of the member.
• Report care quality concerns to Quality Management as needed.
• Ensure all clinical documentation (e.g., goals, plans, progress notes) meets state, agency, and Medicaid requirements.
• Ensure accuracy and quality of Warm Hand‑Off summaries.
• Follow administrative procedures and effectively manage caseload.
• Review, validate and interpret risk stratification data and population health groups and recommend changes or adjustments to the care management approach as needed.
• Utilize data to analyze needs of members, guide staff training development, identify resource needs, and ensure consistency of workflow implementation across disciplines.
• Travel between Alliance offices, attend meetings on behalf of Alliance, and participate in Alliance sponsored events, as required.
• Travel to meet with members, providers, stakeholders, and attend court hearings, as required.

Option 1: Graduation from an accredited school of Nursing and at least three (3) years of full‑time, post‑degree…