CIGNA Disability Nurse Case Manager Earns Dorland Health People Awards Honor
Cathy Murdoch earns award honoring health care professionals who make a difference- Three other
CIGNA employees were named finalists in their category
Murdoch joined
- Work with customers regularly over the phone
- Interact with customers’ doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals to help coordinate care and services
- Lead efforts with teams within
CIGNA , including vocational rehabilitation counselors and professionals in claims and billing, to help determine how people can get the most from their disability benefits and return to work when it is safe to do so. - Communicate with employers to determine if special work accommodations can be made so employees can return to work and employers can retain valued employees.
“Cathy brings clinical skill, empathy, energy and integrity to her work with our customers every day. She helps the people she serves focus on recovery and overall health and wellness, with the goal of returning to work,” said
Three other
Dorland Health People Awards entries were judged by a panel of experts from the clinical and business sectors of health care. Also serving as judges were the staff of Case in Point magazine and Case in
About
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