Published Oct 10, 2010
orgo geek
50 Posts
i am a new grad rn. i had an interview with a home health agency for a case management position. it went very well. i amschedule dfor a second interview. just wondering what a ball park figure salar is for a case manager. so if you will...name your state/area, starting salary for new grad rn case manager
anyone?
enchantmentdis, BSN, RN
521 Posts
$32-42/hr in California, i've heard.
thanks!
i am in nyc. is it similar in nyc?
Merced
104 Posts
I haven't been a Case Manager for 10 years, but in California it used to be required to have a number of years experience as a R.N., before becoming a Case Manager (because you are working independently ,and are the team leader).
thanks for replying!
I am a new grad in nyc. this particular agency that i am interested in prides themselves on not only having a good training program but also having resources available to you becuase you are not in the feild but at a desk and therefore have many co-workers to draw from if need be.
divernurse
10 Posts
i will be starting as a case manager in november first! not much of clinical experience though, just home health for a few months. anyway, i will be receiving 20/hour from a home health company in itasca, illinois. prior to that, i went to an interview for another home health company but it's in lincolnwood, illinois and they were offering me 28/hour. i just chose the 20/hour due to its proximity to where i live.
HappyGo1
17 Posts
Hello,
Im also in a similar situation. Did u finally find out what the starting salary is?
Thank you
i dont know what the hourly break down is but my starting salary is a little over 70K yearly
I really appreciate that info ORGO!
It will help me.
Thank you:up:
Guest463881
19 Posts
If you don't mind me asking which agency in nyc are you talking about? and do they often hire new grads? im looking for a job!
Thankss!
Chi Town RN, BSN
I am a new grad and I am having trouble finding a job, esp without any experience. I have found a few non-clinical positions (Case management, Nurse Reviewer) that will hire new grads. My question is, will starting my career in non-clinical positions hurt my career or slow it down since I will not be practicing my hands on/patient care skills?