careylee310

They seem nice enough. I like the per diem aspect. It's not a full-time thing. The rate is ok. How do you like it?

Yes, I actually took a $10,000/year paycut, but I was working agency at the time. I liked the benefits it offered. I had more time with my family, flexible in terms of going to appointments or leaving if the kids are sick, they PTO is good and you don't have to fight to get the time off. The work-from-home was an added bonus. It was the right move for me. It was a little weird making the transition. I felt like I was getting "free" money. When you are used to working 9 hours non-stop - this slow-down was a nice change. You have to make sure you are willing to give up the hands-on, that was the hardest to let go of. Good luck!

Hi there - Not sure which company would pay more than that for a new case manager. You might get lucky though. Also, sometimes the benefits involved with case management outweight the salary differences. For instance, if you find a company that allows you to telecommute you would be saving money in gas. They also typically have cheaper health insurance premiums. It all equals out. You have to weight the pro's vs. con's. I have been a Case Management Nurse for going on 5 years. I was a critical care nurse, but it came down too long hours and physical/mental exhaustion wasn't worth it for me. Good luck to you!

Hi - did you find anything out about MCMG? I have an interview tomorrow. Do you like it thus far? Is it work from home? How is the pay? Thanks