Kinesiologist - Jobs in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3L

Job Description

KinesiologistThis role is for our client in the workers #39; compensation sector, focusing on coordinating proactive services for injured workers, employers, and stakeholders. The Case Manager is responsible for managing high-risk claims, facilitating medical interventions, supporting return-to-work initiatives, and ensuring compliance with workplace policies and safety regulations. This position requires strong decision-making, case coordination, and stakeholder communication skills to effectively support injured workers and ensure the efficient delivery of benefits.What is in it for you:• Salary Band: $69.000 to $87.000, depending on experience.• Permanentamp; full-time position• Unionized environment: Covered under a collective agreement.• Work schedule: 35-hour per week with core hours of 8:00 am to 4:30 pm.• Hybrid work: One in-office day per week, typically for team meetings.• Work program: Option to have every second Monday or Friday off by working an extra 45 minutes daily, available after 3 months of employment.• Vacation: Earns 1.25 days per month, up to 15 days per year.• Float days: Up to 4 paid float days per year, earned quarterly.• Healthamp; dental benefits: 100% coverage for prescription drugs, paramedical practitioners (up to $600 per year per practitioner), vision care, hospital accommodations, private duty nursing, and more.• Health spending account (HSA): Annual employer-funded credits for additional health and dental expenses.• Pension plan: Defined benefit plan with employer matching contributions (8.4%, increasing to 10.9% for salary above $71.300).Responsibilities:• Assess individual workers #39; needs and determine organizational responsibilities for each case.• Lead case management teams in developing return-to-work plans.• Collaborate with employers, healthcare providers, unions, and service providers to facilitate medical and vocational rehabilitation services.• Monitor and evaluate caseloads while preparing detailed case plans.• Document case decisions and participate in the development of case management procedures.• Assess injured workers #39; financial status and apply rate-setting mechanisms.• Approve and authorize benefits, including earnings replacement, medical aid, and permanent impairment benefits.• Evaluate entitlement to wage loss replacement and determine compensation in accordance with policies and legislation.• Ensure compliance with occupational health and safety regulations and maintain a respectful, scent-reduced workplace.• Handle confidential information securely and undergo security checks as required.What you will need to succeed:• University degree in healthcare, education, or social sciences. Equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered.• 4+ years of experience in medium to complex case management within patient care, social services, healthcare, insurance, disability case management, or a related field.• Strong communication skills, with the ability to convey information clearly across various channels.• Sound decision-making ability based on analysis, experience, and judgment.• Experience conducting comprehensive needs assessments using multiple data sources.• Understanding of healthcare systems and coordination of relevant services.• Skills in case assessment, planning, implementation, and monitoring to achieve effective resolutions.• Experience in cost-benefit analysis and claims evaluation.• Ability to prioritize tasks effectively and manage competing deadlines.• Proficiency in file management and documentation, ensuring records are secure, accessible, and current.Why Recruit ActionRecruit Action (agency permit: AP-2000003) provides recruitment services through quality support and a personalized approach to job seekers and businesses. Only candidates who match hiring criteria will be contacted.# 140325