Hi Bree I am an RN who is newly starting as a case manager in a hospital. This is my first week in my new role and it helped to see what this job entails. I enjoyed watching your video, thank you.
New subscriber here. Enjoyed your video. Looking forward to seeing more day in the life videos. I am also a RN (WFH) and enjoying seeing how my fellow RNs day in the life look.
I'm starting a hospital care coordinator/rn case manager position in 2 weeks and i was worried bc I have a lot of experience in various places (ltac/rehab nurse supervisor, neuro icu step down, mother/baby, school nurse, home health nurse assessor/pca sup managing a caseload but not hands on) that's the order over 8 yrs... but my most recent work experiences dont seem to set me up for this type of work so I am nervous bc I haven't been in a hospital setting or hands on nurse in nearly 4 yrs. Any advice?
@@cgray033088 Hello! I think you will do great! Your more experienced then I was when I started case management and I had also been out of the hospital/floor nurse setting for about 4 years. I honestly don’t think being away from that setting really matters because case management is completely different than working on the floor. The only thing that is the same is the acuity of the patients. My advice is have a way to organize all the resources and information you will get because it’s a lot and you want to be able to reference it later. Always advocate for your patients. The hospital is all about length of stay and sometimes you are your patients only advocate when it comes to a safe discharge. Don’t let the battle with insurance companies bring you down! Finally, ask for help when you need it and always be willing to help others. Good luck at your new job 🤗
Hello everyone! Hope you liked this DITL of a case manager. What other videos would you like to see from me?
Hi Bree I am an RN who is newly starting as a case manager in a hospital. This is my first week in my new role and it helped to see what this job entails. I enjoyed watching your video, thank you.
@@lisaperry4888 Hello 🤗 I’m glad the video helped and congratulations on starting your new job!
I like seeing into your side of the circle of care 🙂💜
I’m glad you like it! 🥰
New subscriber here. Enjoyed your video. Looking forward to seeing more day in the life videos. I am also a RN (WFH) and enjoying seeing how my fellow RNs day in the life look.
Hello! So happy you liked the video and I’m glad to have a fellow RN following 💞
I'm starting a hospital care coordinator/rn case manager position in 2 weeks and i was worried bc I have a lot of experience in various places (ltac/rehab nurse supervisor, neuro icu step down, mother/baby, school nurse, home health nurse assessor/pca sup managing a caseload but not hands on) that's the order over 8 yrs... but my most recent work experiences dont seem to set me up for this type of work so I am nervous bc I haven't been in a hospital setting or hands on nurse in nearly 4 yrs. Any advice?
@@cgray033088 Hello! I think you will do great! Your more experienced then I was when I started case management and I had also been out of the hospital/floor nurse setting for about 4 years. I honestly don’t think being away from that setting really matters because case management is completely different than working on the floor. The only thing that is the same is the acuity of the patients. My advice is have a way to organize all the resources and information you will get because it’s a lot and you want to be able to reference it later. Always advocate for your patients. The hospital is all about length of stay and sometimes you are your patients only advocate when it comes to a safe discharge. Don’t let the battle with insurance companies bring you down! Finally, ask for help when you need it and always be willing to help others. Good luck at your new job 🤗
Which bedside did you do before becoming a case manager?
Hello! I worked for about 2 years on a step down/respiratory floor.