Specialties Triage
Published Sep 13, 2013
They are hiring in my area of SoCal, and I just applied. So excited because I am expecting my 2nd child soon (and already have a 2yo) and need an option to be at home. Hope I hear back soon. Does anyone have experience with Aetna?
Rntr
323 Posts
Thanks for a quick reply..Sorry to hear you have some health problems and hopefully that is better for you now. I worked for that "other" company (WAH) and have left it.. just too many other problems. Agree with your assessment of the WAH situation. It is stressful and micromanaged to the max. They think they are doing you a favor in hiring you. What a joke.
So, I am looking into something different thinking coding might help in that direction. Have you considered this?
RN In FL
215 Posts
Hey there.....No I have not checked into coding. I need to find something else. I just turned 50, been a nurse for 30 yrs...done alllll kinds of things from public health, HMO, Home Health, clinical nursing. I don't have the energy to be a road warrior anymore. I thought about going back into the clinical setting, but things are just tooo new fangled for me! I am on old skool floor nurse!! LOL I will look into coding.
Well, you sound a lot like me...been there and done that... over 39 yrs here and not ready to stop yet...
tosca rose
128 Posts
hi, im interested in WAH, i have a US RN license but i live in canada, can i still apply?
Dafabb, LPN
123 Posts
I was wondering if anyone has been doing this. I have been a Nurse for 40 yrs and still working right now in corrections. I wanted to get into this insurance WAH. I met online a Nurse who does precerts (10yrs as LVN) and after sending her my resume can not get her to answer. Not really use to having a 3 way job app. I would love some suggestions in how to break into a WAH position. It does not have to be in the insurance. I have done IC9 but am really rusty. I have CM my own home health patients. Telephonics is another interest. Any suggestions would be helpful......