Field Nurse Case Manager
Posted 3 days ago
pivotal placement servicesSan Diego (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Field Nurse Case Manager We are looking for a field case manager with a growing Case Management Company. This permanent full-time opportunity allows the nurse much more autonomy with their caseload with the ability to bonus. We are looking for highly skilled, self-motivated, registered nurses (RN) who have experience with workers’ compensation nurse case management. Field Case Managers evaluate, meet and coordinate medical care with the injured workers treating providers, therapists, employer, and insurance carrier for results that make a difference.
Requirements:
CA Registered Nurse (RN) license 2+ years clinical nursing experience Prior home health experience Valid Driver & License and CA Auto Insurance Ability to use Microsoft Office Suite effectively (Outlook, Word, Excel)
Benefits:
Flexible hours Home office equipment provided Salary, bonus, and excellent comprehensive benefits including Health Insurance and 401kMileage Reimbursement
Who We Are:
Headquartered in Central Florida, Pivotal Placement Services is a full-service national workforce solutions firm that specializes in placing healthcare professionals from staff to leadership with both clinical and non-clinical employers. Our Comprehensive and Customer Focused Workforce Solutions include, Direct Placement, and Managed Service Provider (MSP) / Vendor Managed Services (VMS) engagements nationally. Pivotal Placement Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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