This was hands down the most informative video I’ve seen on case management. I’ve worked as a RN for 7 years and have recently applied to 2 different insurance companies for this position. I’m nervous that I won’t get the position due to not having case management experience, but it is something I’m interested in pursuing.
Thank you for this video, Bri! It was very informative on the skills and professionalism of a RN case manager, in which otherwise I never would've known about. It takes a kind, gentle, and caring heart to take care of others, either in a physical or verbal supportive matter. And you possess many of those great qualities! I pray that God will continue to bless you for your goodness in heart and faithfulness! I love you my awesome sister in Christ!
Awww 🥰 so sweet! Thank you for your kind words. I wish I was able to make it to bible study this past Sunday but I had a migraine and a blood vessel burst in my eye. I love you too my sister in Christ.
You're welcome! Oh no, I'm so sorry to hear that, Bri. I pray that you'll feel better soon. Just take care of yourself, we miss you and we'll see you next time around.
@@classy937 I hope you find relief from your migraines! I have migraine headaches too & have forced myself to make time to seek new treatments for it to help me have a better quality of life. As a nurse, I've put that off & suffered. I finally made a neurologist appointment & they suggested Ajovy injection, & I am a couple weeks out from my first shot & NO MIGRAINES! it feels great to have this kind of relief.
I am currently a case manager....and have been one since 2017...i cant stand it anymore. My job just puts waaay too much work on us now. It wasnt like this when i first started. Its just way too much work they put on us. Wish u much success!
I know exactly what you mean. I work from home and my company expects us to open a certain number of cases and apply certain interventions based on POC. It is a ton of work. Crazy workload but Im still hanging in there. I wish you much success as well!
I tried it as well & hated it. It wasn't a 40 hour work week. They wanted so much work that was way more than 8 hours a day. I quit & went back to the bedside.
Very informative. I’m a RN with over 20 years hospital experience - multiple units. I have accepted a CM job for the 1st time working for a commercial insurance health plan. I’m sure a lot of these people will have chronic health problems. I’m just trying to get a feel of what a day is like, what your case load is and how you manage your case load.
Thank you for explaining what you do. I feel like there's a lot to learn. I just recently got a job offer for inpatient CM. Do you think inpatient CM is necessary before doing ambulatory CM or outpatient CM?
Your video was definitely insightful. I am currently a hospice RN case manager looking to which to insurance. In hospice everything is symptom management and a holistic approach spiritual, social and other stuff. I feel lost when it comes to the insurance side. I understand that it is assessment and looking for that need and coordinating services but the Medicare/Medicaid part I am confused about.
So getting into the insurance industry can be difficult. You just have to apply for the job. I was very fortunate. Medicare is a federal program that provides health coverage if you are 65 or under 65 with a disability no matter the income. Medicaid is a state and a federal program that provides health coverage if you have a very low income.
Briana BSN RN thank you for breaking that down. I appreciate it! I have 2 interviews with 2 big insurance companies soon for RNCM working in the field 75%. I am praying 🙏🏾 everything goes good.
Thank you. You explained each category very well. Do you have any tips on what programs you personally use to stay organized? Like Outlook, your company's computer charting, Excel, MS word, or something else. What combination works well for you?
Just apply for the job and highlight your experience in different fields of nursing and also your advocacy skills for patients while wanting to learn more about the insurance industry.
@@classy937 thank you. Im currently taking my bilingual assessment for a case management position. I have 8 yrs exp in icu but looking for my best chance to getting into case management. Thank you
Can you do more videos about work from home case management. I just got hired for home health rn case management and I'm not sure about the insurance aspect can you suggest resources? I have to take competency tests.
Hey! I really loved this video, it was very informative & helpful . I just want to know if i can do this right out of nursing school, because now that I’m in nursing school… i already know that bedside is not for me. So do we need experience in the hospital prior to doing this, or i can do this straight out of nursing school? I also like home health nursing so that can be my “experience” prior to doing case manager nursing but that may the only option i have if i truly want to get experience prior.
You probably need one year of some hands on care and then transition to case management so you can better understand POC of and goals for the patients regarding discharges.
This was hands down the most informative video I’ve seen on case management. I’ve worked as a RN for 7 years and have recently applied to 2 different insurance companies for this position. I’m nervous that I won’t get the position due to not having case management experience, but it is something I’m interested in pursuing.
Thank you so much! I pray you get the job! Hopefully you will enjoy it!
Thank you for this video, Bri! It was very informative on the skills and professionalism of a RN case manager, in which otherwise I never would've known about. It takes a kind, gentle, and caring heart to take care of others, either in a physical or verbal supportive matter. And you possess many of those great qualities! I pray that God will continue to bless you for your goodness in heart and faithfulness! I love you my awesome sister in Christ!
Awww 🥰 so sweet! Thank you for your kind words. I wish I was able to make it to bible study this past Sunday but I had a migraine and a blood vessel burst in my eye. I love you too my sister in Christ.
You're welcome! Oh no, I'm so sorry to hear that, Bri. I pray that you'll feel better soon. Just take care of yourself, we miss you and we'll see you next time around.
@@classy937 I hope you find relief from your migraines! I have migraine headaches too & have forced myself to make time to seek new treatments for it to help me have a better quality of life. As a nurse, I've put that off & suffered. I finally made a neurologist appointment & they suggested Ajovy injection, & I am a couple weeks out from my first shot & NO MIGRAINES! it feels great to have this kind of relief.
I've been been interested in WFH RN case manager jobs, thank you for the glimpse into the profession!
You’re Welcome hun!
@@classy937 I applied for & got a job working for a major insurance company! So excited to learn a new type of nursing!
@@fahsky congrats 🎊
@@fahsky could you send me the link please? I would love to do this type of nursing!
@@MingLi44 I work for a major insurance company, my best advice is to search for remote nurse case manager jobs!
I am currently a case manager....and have been one since 2017...i cant stand it anymore. My job just puts waaay too much work on us now. It wasnt like this when i first started. Its just way too much work they put on us. Wish u much success!
I know exactly what you mean. I work from home and my company expects us to open a certain number of cases and apply certain interventions based on POC. It is a ton of work. Crazy workload but Im still hanging in there. I wish you much success as well!
I tried it as well & hated it. It wasn't a 40 hour work week. They wanted so much work that was way more than 8 hours a day. I quit & went back to the bedside.
Very informative. I’m a RN with over 20 years hospital experience - multiple units. I have accepted a CM job for the 1st time working for a commercial insurance health plan. I’m sure a lot of these people will have chronic health problems. I’m just trying to get a feel of what a day is like, what your case load is and how you manage your case load.
My next video will be on that Information. Thank you!
Great information cuz. So proud of you!!
Thank you hun 💕
Thank you for explaining what you do. I feel like there's a lot to learn. I just recently got a job offer for inpatient CM. Do you think inpatient CM is necessary before doing ambulatory CM or outpatient CM?
Your video was definitely insightful. I am currently a hospice RN case manager looking to which to insurance. In hospice everything is symptom management and a holistic approach spiritual, social and other stuff. I feel lost when it comes to the insurance side. I understand that it is assessment and looking for that need and coordinating services but the Medicare/Medicaid part I am confused about.
So getting into the insurance industry can be difficult. You just have to apply for the job. I was very fortunate. Medicare is a federal program that provides health coverage if you are 65 or under 65 with a disability no matter the income. Medicaid is a state and a federal program that provides health coverage if you have a very low income.
Briana BSN RN thank you for breaking that down. I appreciate it! I have 2 interviews with 2 big insurance companies soon for RNCM working in the field 75%. I am praying 🙏🏾 everything goes good.
@@Chrissytrue 🙏🏾
Thank you. You explained each category very well. Do you have any tips on what programs you personally use to stay organized? Like Outlook, your company's computer charting, Excel, MS word, or something else. What combination works well for you?
For me I use calendars, dates, and times to stay organized. I also chart in word then I chart in my insurance company’s computer system which is Jiva.
YOU are THE highly favored I know of! Respect
Does your job provide you with the patient education sources?
Yes we have a whole database of education sources for the patients.
Just keep moving further Briana !!
Im an lvn and just interviewed for a case manager assistant. What should i expect when it comes to workload, environment, and management?
@@JeffersonRah it all depends on the company. I had a caseload of 55.
How do you get into case management without case management experience
Just apply for the job and highlight your experience in different fields of nursing and also your advocacy skills for patients while wanting to learn more about the insurance industry.
@@classy937 thank you. Im currently taking my bilingual assessment for a case management position. I have 8 yrs exp in icu but looking for my best chance to getting into case management. Thank you
How would one apply for a job at home as a case manager? I currently work at a hospital.
you are growing constantly...
I'm into this, Briana!
Can you do more videos about work from home case management. I just got hired for home health rn case management and I'm not sure about the insurance aspect can you suggest resources? I have to take competency tests.
Hi. How useful would you say it is to get a masters for this type of work?
I would say a masters is useful if you want to be a manager or go into administration but do not need it to be a case manager.
Hey! I really loved this video, it was very informative & helpful . I just want to know if i can do this right out of nursing school, because now that I’m in nursing school… i already know that bedside is not for me. So do we need experience in the hospital prior to doing this, or i can do this straight out of nursing school? I also like home health nursing so that can be my “experience” prior to doing case manager nursing but that may the only option i have if i truly want to get experience prior.
You probably need one year of some hands on care and then transition to case management so you can better understand POC of and goals for the patients regarding discharges.
Just keep moving further Briana !!🤪
Hi, how did you land a case management position? I've been a bedside nurse 4+ years, but every CM position I sees wants experience.
I really just had a good interview and I prayed but having multiple areas of experience in different areas helps.
congrats Briana 🤞💪👍
captivating idea💖💞💚
This was Very helpful, thank you.
You’re Welcome!
Update?
Great topic sis ❤🥰❤🥰
Thank you sis 💕
nippy journey! 💄☀️
Love the video!!!
Thank you 💕
that is utterly original.
Thank you for the video
You’re welcome!
Funny thing your from Alabama and a Hollis and my husbands family is from Alabama and our last name is Hollis
pls do some more journeys like this ⚒🎞
Will do
I could have expected where this is going ✂️🛩
captivating 🐻
very adorable, that's for sure!!
Lol thanks
Good afternoon Briana 👻💀🤠
cool, always wanted to be my own BOSS haha
Yesss!!
Nom
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I don't even know what RN means haha
Registered Nurse lol
You cute af