u/Blossom_RN

Calling All Remote Nurse Case Managers

I’m currently working as a remote Utilization Management (UM) RN for an insurance company and have been thinking a lot about transitioning into case management eventually. I know there are so many different specialties within CM, though, and I’m honestly not sure which direction would be the best fit long term.
For the remote nurse case managers out there:
What specialty do you work in? (behavioral health, oncology, workers comp, transplant, hospice/palliative, inpatient, outpatient, etc.)
Do you work for a hospital system or an insurance company?
How’s the workload, stress level, and pay compared to UM?
Do you feel like your role is more fulfilling/patient-focused?
Any advice for someone trying to transition from UM into CM?
I enjoy the guideline/critical thinking side of UM, but I think I’d eventually like a role with a little more patient support and care coordination involved. Would love to hear about your experiences and what specialties you recommend (or don’t recommend 😅).

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u/Blossom_RN — 6 days ago