My salary as a Case Manager
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2023
- Hey Guys,
I mention in this video how much I made in both of my positions as a case manager. I mention level of education, years of nursing experience, and geographical location.
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Just got my first offer as a RN Case Manager, waiting for another company to email me theirs and I will choose! So excited for this next chapter.
Congratulations!! 🎊👏🏾 I love that you have 2 offers coming in. I pray it all works out and you love it! 🙏🏽
Such a good video. I’ve been a RN nurse for 2 year. I’ve worked inpatient pysch and clinical supervisor at an ambulatory clinic. Over 20 years in the medical field and a Masters in Organizational Leadership. In the midst of negotiations now.
Thank you! That is an impressive background. Don't let up! There is always a salary range and you should definitely be at the higher end
This was educational thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you! Heading to your page ❤️
Thanks for all your information!
Liked & subscribed!
I just watched your day in the life of case manager video. Thank you for posting that!
I just got a job as a clinical liason- I assess patients case managers consult my critical care rehab facility (ICU & Step down status admissions only).
I'm earning $84,500 plus uncapped team & individual bonuses (Midwest)
My first job not doing in patient care (I've been an RT since 2005)! I started Monday, & I'm so excited 🎉
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Thank you so much! Congratulations on the new position. I recommend taking great notes, keeping all resources in one place (easily accessible) and learn as much as you can!
Good job
Thank you!
Me twindling my fingers as a bedside Florida RN. 2 years RN at $60k/year (after changing hospitals to get higher than $50k/year). Can't wait to your level and into CM/UR ❤
Wow. Yes FL needs to do much better. Though, were not much further ahead here in GA. Don't give up if that's your goal you will get there! Just need a strategic plan.
@nursed.porchae990 yes ma'am! I am crafting that plan now 💓💓 thank you for making this video
@@zhadaray you're very welcome. If you ever need help let me know. I haven't officially made am announcement video but I'm now offering mentorship. Nursedporchae@gmail.com
Pay transparency is so important. A nurse I worked with was PRN & making $1 less than my new grad RN pay. I wish she should’ve known to ask for more.
Yes it is. It's the only way we will all get paid what we're worth.
Great video! I just interviewed for a RN Case Manager Position at a large regional medical center. I have been an RN for 24 years, most of which I have worked in critical care (15 years in the ED). For the last 4 years I have worked as a hospice Case Manager where I currently make $85,000. I’m hoping to get offered 87,000- 90,000 in this new acute care CM role. What are your thoughts, is this realistic?
I think you are right on with the $90k definitely deserving. I'm sorry I'm so late seeing this. I hope you got what you deserve! 🙏🏽
Thanks for the video. I have 12 years experience as a nurse with my BSN. What will be the best starting salary I should accept?
I'm not sure what state you're in but I would definitely think high 80s upward.
Hi Nurse D. I have 17.5 yrs as an RN with supervision in home care and skilled nursing experience throughout my career. I started in med surg telemetry and have worked in several fields of nursing as well as doing visiting nursing for 7 yrs which is where I got the idea to become a casemanager because I was already doing it pretty much as a visiting nurse and a supervisor.
The job offers $62,0000- $132,000
I believe I should ask for $125,000 given yrs experience, Epic experience as well and supervision experience.
What do you think I should ask for?
Hi Sami,
You have alot of years of experience, but doesn't sound like you have case management experience. It is a little different and so they may not look at you as an experienced CM. I think you should land within the 80-120k range. I would ask for $125 so that you're at the higher end of the range.
I would love to get a case manager job but have no floor experience either.
You don't need it! I literally had none. Just need a plan
@@nursed.porchae990 what’s the plan please!!!
@@Citygal01 I'm going to make a video explaining this better. I just used the places I worked.
I have 5 years of clinical experience, 3 in hospital setting. I have a ASN and working towards my BSN and interested in working as a case manager in a remote setting. What is tour advice to me, what jobs can i apply to, and what certifications can i take to qualify
Hi Gwenn
Check out this TH-cam video when you get the chance th-cam.com/video/AHK4_4HBn48/w-d-xo.htmlsi=McEnS_-QyxkKD_em
Hi is there anyplace a RN can get training in current hospital Case Management Systems, EPIC, and Interqual? I am interested in possibly inpatient to remote hospital CM and have many years of CM experience but none for inpatient/hospital. Thanks.
Hi Ann! Unfortunately, there isn't anywhere to get this training without 1st being employed. That was my frustration. I called the InterQual company and they told me they do not offer training outside of employment. The only other place I know is a group I'm in on Facebook. I believe the ladies there offer the training or similar training. I will find the name and get back to you
So the group is called "Remote nursing, learn the skills you need to work from home" the group have over 35k followers and Marie Poppers is the creator. Hope jt helps
@@nursed.porchae990 Thanks so much!
@@LilyWillow92585 you're welcome
I got called for a case manager 1 role inpt i have 6 years of LPN exp, and 4 years of RN exp (tele and acute dialysis) can you give me an idea of salary, I was thinking 85, I'm also 5 mo shy of finishing a MSN.
Sorry for the late response! Yes I would say between 85-90s depending on where you live. Hope you accepted it! If so. How are you liking it so far?