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jnurse19

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  1. I was a HH DON before ( 2 years ) and was really so stressed! always wanted to pull my hair! Then I left the company because of some indifferences with my boss. Now, I am a case manager, and I'm okay, really enjoying my job:yeah:...... I will never accept a DON position again, NEVER!!!
  2. I do case management, get paid hourly only. But it is really not that bad for us, I have about 50 patients, and our DON really helps us a lot. She is great, and that is what makes me stay in this company. I only do admits, mostly SupV., but we also have support RN's that helps with recers/ROC's and SupV if needed.
  3. hi! the company I work for pays us (case managers) only hourly $32.00, then .47cents for mileage, 80% of medical and free dental, then we do get $1.00 per patient per month ( this is from all patients of the company) monthly bonus, and a $25.00 cell phone reimbursement (which of course is not enough). We get paid overtime too, and on-calls are $30.00 per day.I don't know how much they pay for a per visit rate. As a case manager, we seldom do follow-up visits, we only do mostly admits and case management, the company employs RN's that are only visit nurses and they are helping us with Supervisory and recerts/ROC-so for me, I'm okay because its not really that bad ( I mean the workload), I do submit my paperworks immediately the following day or if busy, by the third day after my admit. Most of our visit nurses are LPN's.
  4. Since when did CA started to require NLE before taking NCLEX?:heartbeat

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