Insurance company nurses

You know, i've seen ads on careerbuilder for these jobs. It seems they want you to have quite a bit of experience, like in case management or critical care prior to hire. The ads also request that you have good computer skills. Also try looking on the actual insurance company websites under "careers". Good luck to you.

Try united healthcare and aetna.

Try this site for case management positions advertised in your area.
Nurse Case Manager Job Search

Also you can check Corvel Corporation - google it and locate the office closest to your area as they do let you work alot from home. Deals with case management for worker's compensation claims. No weekends, no nights and no holiday work I worked from home via my computer with about 50% travel within my state. All was reimbursed plus mileage. You are very independant in this type job with lots of autonomy. Cold call them as they usually dont advertise positions and sometimes not even on thier own site.

Another to check is Humana as they do alot of case management also.

How much experience do the insurance companies require you to have prior to hiring you? I've was an LPN for 2 years, Now I'm an associate degree Rn for the last 2. I have no case management experience; only med surg floor nursing. I am decent with computers, and type very well. Any advice?

LuckyDuck,
My advice is to apply for any job that interests you. You won't know unless you try and some places are willing to train. I've worked for two different insurance companies as an RN Case Manager and they both definitely hired people without experience and trained (me for instance in one of them!)

Focus on your excellent computer skills and willingness to learn and you may have a chance. Good luck!

Hello I am looking to work from home with Inusurance companies...does anyone know how, or who to get started with...
Thanks
olivia

Wren,
Were you straight out of school when you were hired?

Does anybody know of any of these jobs in missouri. I stay in St. Louis and am looking to leave bedside nursing.

I was looking for something that I may be able to do from home.

I haven't looked into this area, but my best friend is a senior manager for a workman's comp insurance company and tells me it's pretty simple to get hired as an RN (once I have some experience). They pay well, but not as well as you could make doing 3/4 with overtime and shift differentials. No Holidays, though...