Published Jun 4, 2012
EvePooh
36 Posts
I'm a hospice case manager and want to find a case manager job in the hospital setting. I think a CCM credential would be beneficial and wondering if my experience would be qualified. I looked at the requirements for application and seems they require experience dealing with insurance company, which I dont. Any advice would be appreciated.
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louise51
5 Posts
I would like to take the ACM certification exam rather than the CCM. Anyone have suggestion for a study book. The ACMA web site does not recommend anything to study. Thanks
nurseprnRN, BSN, RN
1 Article; 5,116 Posts
they don't require that you work for an insurance company. i've had ccm for 18 years and it's very well-respected. many ads will say, "ccm preferred/required."
check out both:
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[td=colspan: 2, align: left]certified case manager[/td]
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[td=width: 100, align: left]primary focus:[/td]
[td=align: left]multiple practice setting case managers[/td]
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[td=align: left]commission for case management certification[/td]
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[td=align: left]ccmc | the commission for case manager certification[/td]
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[td=width: 75, bgcolor: #f2f2f2, align: center]acm[/td]
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[td=align: left]a certification for hospital / health system case management professionals[/td]
[td=align: left]american case management association (acma)[/td]
[td=align: left]acma : american case management association[/td]