From experience my experience,you pretty much on point 🎯 . Most nurses sleep 💤 on this field! I am UR nurse speciality in psychiatry and SUD. Perks & Benefits: $avings on car expenses , flexible work schedules, ( plenty of downtime = free time) pre-authorization is easy. Able to live anywhere within 5 states ( north east) , no traffic rolling out of bed to my computer.
@@sese79 I am currently looking for case management jobs or UR. This year will be my 4th year as a nurse. I have a background in L&D and pediatric home health nursing. I just want to try something different. But it’s so hard getting a job interview or land a job without experience
I’m RemoteRN on tik tok. Just clicked on your video because I like to hear about what other nurses are doing from home and then I saw my tik tok name up here!! Made my day lol, but yes I talk about virtual nursing and where to find jobs! Great video 😊
ohhhh heyyy , yes girl i've watched so many videos on TikTok from all of you ladies , you still get that connection with patients from home , i love that . your remote nursing is different from what i do but it's so unique and i hope some of my subscribers check out your page so they can see there's many other positions out there.
you are on point and very encouraging. I am looking not for a six figures but an opportunity to save on gas, pick and drop off my kids. I have an Associate Degree working on my BSN and needing a job from home. Thank you!!
@@nyreshadchae9510 I enjoy doing the live reviews talking with the insurance representatives providing medical information on behalf of the pt. current status and getting the requested days approved, so that the pt. can continue on with treatment to potentially prevent relapse.
@@nyreshadchae9510 I’m fairly new in my position as well but what I’ve learned so far is going well. I haven’t gotten any denials thus far but I’m pretty thorough with gathering pertinent information from the pt. charts that supports the requested days of coverage. I don’t work remotely but I do have my own office.
I've only been a nurse for a year and a half but I came in knowing bedside isn't for me! So now I'm looking to transition, I feel like my resume is holding me back from even applying! So please, some resume tips would be useful, congratulations on your new journey!
sure i can help with that but for the time being look at some of those tik tok nurses that i mentioned in the video they really are the ones who helped me even without speaking to them . one has more or less kept me under her wing but sure i'll look into making a video for that
honestly i say this all the time , i had to tweak the hell out of my resume to make sure i wasn't giving "bedside nurse" vibes when i applied. in the beginning i kept my same resume thinking i'll get a job bcuz i had so much experience & an advanced degree but that's not how the game goes, before the resume even gets to a recruiter it goes through a system based on key words, read the job description of the job you want , adjust your resume & then apply
Thank you for all the detail! I’m a bedside nurse now working overnights for 5 years and I’m getting so tired out. So my main question that I’d love you to cover in a video is how the training is and what exactly you do all day. Like do you get sent a list of patient contact info and do you have to call people. Or do you get sent over profiles that you have to to through to verify patient information. Or maybe it is a medical claim that you are looking over?
in utilization review jobs on the insurance side you are considered the "payer" of that insurance so id be following the progress of yes a list of patients to ensure their progress while they are getting treatment & making sure they don't exceed their alotted amount of hospital days or then at that point i do my part in assisting with making sure their condition meets criteria for additional treatment days and if they do i'd do my part in assisting with that . more or less BUT i am still in the training process so i won't get down to the nitty gritty until about September , it's a pretty in depth training so it'll be a few weeks but i can definitely do a few day in the life videos for you guys if you'd like that. & trust me i know the feeling of that overnight . it hurts & nursing right now bedside in general has changed so much it broke me down so it was time
Thank you for this! I have been in for over 10 years and have my masters degree… With the various fields and experience, including my current role, which includes components of case management and utilization review. I am looking for something else, since I am a single mom and the commute to my job is over an hour without traffic. Needless to say, that becomes an issue when you are trying to rush to pick up kids in time from after school programs. day today stress never ending pressure to stay on a timeline to make it out on time is getting exhausting. I am in DFW which is a really competitive market… Do you have any suggestions on where to meet people to connect back on good companies and connect with someone who might be looking to make a referral bonus and help you get your foot in the door?
I would like to hear from you after about 5 years of doing what you’re doing. It seems like theses jobs don’t last, and everyone on UA-cam are making videos about their…”NEW EXCITING NON-BEDSIDE NURSING JOBS “…..then going silent, and only to return a few months later crying that they had to quit. I appreciate your video and wish you all the best in your endeavors. I just want to hear the reality of what’s really going on. Thank you!
after about 5 years !? 🤔 not sure where i'll be in life let alone a job but sure we can try that ... as far as these types of jobs not lasting not sure what you mean ?? do you mean the nurses get tired of them and go back working at a hospital !? i can tell you for sure i prefer working from home i love the work life balance i can take my laptop anywhere i want to get work done, i make every single appointment & meeting for my child now i get 4% annual raises , pto, paid holidays, etc. a lot of ppl go to wfh jobs for their own reasons the same reason others go back to bedside after being on this side of things .. how about i update you in a year !?
yes i have an NP degree but no i do not work as an NP currently . i can work as either a RN or NP , all nurses who maintain both licenses can do either or . and i know some NPs that have done both, gotten a local travel contract and also worked as a NP in a clinic setting . so it's not impossible to do both or neither or one of the other . so don't be confused lol . good question though
Great video 👏🏽 I start my utilization review RN job on 8/21 🙏🏽 1 year of bedside experience 🏃🏽♀️ they exhausted me out
Congratulations to you!!
congrats love. do you love it so far !? i love UR so much so far , im never going back to bedside
@nyreshadchae9510 Hello, Nyresha! How much do you communicate with doctors, and how has that experience been so far?
@@cdallas1only Thank you !
@@nyreshadchae9510 it’s been a huge learning experience but I love it and I don’t miss bedside at all 😩
Thank you so much!! I’m a nursing student currently and I know bedside nursing is not for me. Thank you for all of the resources!
From experience my experience,you pretty much on point 🎯 . Most nurses sleep 💤 on this field! I am UR nurse speciality in psychiatry and SUD. Perks & Benefits: $avings on car expenses , flexible work schedules, ( plenty of downtime = free time) pre-authorization is easy. Able to live anywhere within 5 states ( north east) , no traffic rolling out of bed to my computer.
I live in NJ SHORE ! BCBS hires , most nurses don’t realize it! If anymore questions respond back!
I can’t speak for MASS! But my health insurance company allows me to work within the 5 states ( tri- state area)
@@sese79
I am currently looking for case management jobs or UR. This year will be my 4th year as a nurse. I have a background in L&D and pediatric home health nursing. I just want to try something different. But it’s so hard getting a job interview or land a job without experience
I’m RemoteRN on tik tok. Just clicked on your video because I like to hear about what other nurses are doing from home and then I saw my tik tok name up here!! Made my day lol, but yes I talk about virtual nursing and where to find jobs! Great video 😊
ohhhh heyyy , yes girl i've watched so many videos on TikTok from all of you ladies , you still get that connection with patients from home , i love that . your remote nursing is different from what i do but it's so unique and i hope some of my subscribers check out your page so they can see there's many other positions out there.
Hello. I'm an RN from Kenya. Any opportunities available?
you are on point and very encouraging. I am looking not for a six figures but an opportunity to save on gas, pick and drop off my kids. I have an Associate Degree working on my BSN and needing a job from home. Thank you!!
Thanks, I’m currently working as a utilization review specialist at my job and they initially hired me as a staff nurse to work the floor. I love it!!
tell me what you love most about it .
@@nyreshadchae9510 I enjoy doing the live reviews talking with the insurance representatives providing medical information on behalf of the pt. current status and getting the requested days approved, so that the pt. can continue on with treatment to potentially prevent relapse.
@@nyreshadchae9510 I’m fairly new in my position as well but what I’ve learned so far is going well. I haven’t gotten any denials thus far but I’m pretty thorough with gathering pertinent information from the pt. charts that supports the requested days of coverage. I don’t work remotely but I do have my own office.
@@crystalwilliams4545 & that's what always ends up being the determining factor . i love it too so far 🤍
Thank you for all the information regarding companies, job titles and all! Can’t wait for the next videos. Glad to have found your page.
i'm posting tomorrow be on the look out
I've only been a nurse for a year and a half but I came in knowing bedside isn't for me! So now I'm looking to transition, I feel like my resume is holding me back from even applying! So please, some resume tips would be useful, congratulations on your new journey!
sure i can help with that but for the time being look at some of those tik tok nurses that i mentioned in the video they really are the ones who helped me even without speaking to them . one has more or less kept me under her wing but sure i'll look into making a video for that
Sameeee
I am currently doing Concurrent review, under UR, I found my job bc I knew somebody. But man I wished I had this info 6 mos ago. It's great!
Thanks for your video.
I am interested in going bk to school for my NP but not sure if it’s worth it. What do u think?
Congrats 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Do you have an example of thank you emails and possibly a negotiation email?
Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐. Glad to see nurses making great mental health decisions. So do these companies hire LPN's ?
Yes, I work as an LVN for one of the companies she mentioned.
How are people getting these nurse remote jobs. Ive been applying for months and havent got one call
honestly i say this all the time , i had to tweak the hell out of my resume to make sure i wasn't giving "bedside nurse" vibes when i applied. in the beginning i kept my same resume thinking i'll get a job bcuz i had so much experience & an advanced degree but that's not how the game goes, before the resume even gets to a recruiter it goes through a system based on key words, read the job description of the job you want , adjust your resume & then apply
@@nyreshadchae9510 I'm going to try it! Thank you
Hard to get into UM without ED or ICU experience.
Thank you for the information !
no problem love ❤️
Thank you for all the detail! I’m a bedside nurse now working overnights for 5 years and I’m getting so tired out. So my main question that I’d love you to cover in a video is how the training is and what exactly you do all day. Like do you get sent a list of patient contact info and do you have to call people. Or do you get sent over profiles that you have to to through to verify patient information. Or maybe it is a medical claim that you are looking over?
in utilization review jobs on the insurance side you are considered the "payer" of that insurance so id be following the progress of yes a list of patients to ensure their progress while they are getting treatment & making sure they don't exceed their alotted amount of hospital days or then at that point i do my part in assisting with making sure their condition meets criteria for additional treatment days and if they do i'd do my part in assisting with that . more or less BUT i am still in the training process so i won't get down to the nitty gritty until about September , it's a pretty in depth training so it'll be a few weeks but i can definitely do a few day in the life videos for you guys if you'd like that. & trust me i know the feeling of that overnight . it hurts & nursing right now bedside in general has changed so much it broke me down so it was time
30 years in bedside nursing I’m out
Hi, any restrictions for particular states? I am seeing employers asking for employees who live in specific states, even for remote jobs.
Thank you so much! This is helpful ❤
no problem 😌
Thank you for this! I have been in for over 10 years and have my masters degree… With the various fields and experience, including my current role, which includes components of case management and utilization review. I am looking for something else, since I am a single mom and the commute to my job is over an hour without traffic. Needless to say, that becomes an issue when you are trying to rush to pick up kids in time from after school programs. day today stress never ending pressure to stay on a timeline to make it out on time is getting exhausting. I am in DFW which is a really competitive market… Do you have any suggestions on where to meet people to connect back on good companies and connect with someone who might be looking to make a referral bonus and help you get your foot in the door?
i've been thinking about making videos to assist with that , i'll be making some soon .
I’m interested in what your resume liked like to snag these tiles 😊
Thank you for sharing this information! Looking forward to more videos.
thanks love more to come
Can you please make video on how to tailor your resume 🙏🏽
yes mamas i can work on that
Thank you thank you thank you!!
lol you're very welcome
Hi! How to work as nurse for va remotely?
Hello u so good as a speaker
Thank you so much! 😊
no problem.
Will these postions accept a nurse who is living abroad? For example, living in Colombia.
I want to do work from home,how i apply for work from home like you
I would like to hear from you after about 5 years of doing what you’re doing. It seems like theses jobs don’t last, and everyone on UA-cam are making videos about their…”NEW EXCITING NON-BEDSIDE NURSING JOBS “…..then going silent, and only to return a few months later crying that they had to quit. I appreciate your video and wish you all the best in your endeavors. I just want to hear the reality of what’s really going on. Thank you!
after about 5 years !? 🤔 not sure where i'll be in life let alone a job but sure we can try that ... as far as these types of jobs not lasting not sure what you mean ?? do you mean the nurses get tired of them and go back working at a hospital !? i can tell you for sure i prefer working from home i love the work life balance i can take my laptop anywhere i want to get work done, i make every single appointment & meeting for my child now i get 4% annual raises , pto, paid holidays, etc. a lot of ppl go to wfh jobs for their own reasons the same reason others go back to bedside after being on this side of things .. how about i update you in a year !?
you sound bitter...
@nyreshadchae9510 how is it now?
I know this position requires acquired knowledge but do they still offer decent training?
there is very very in depth training ! i'm actually still in training a few more weeks
@@nyreshadchae9510 ok that actually makes me feel better. Thank you.
I’m confused. Are you working as a NP?
yes i have an NP degree but no i do not work as an NP currently . i can work as either a RN or NP , all nurses who maintain both licenses can do either or . and i know some NPs that have done both, gotten a local travel contract and also worked as a NP in a clinic setting . so it's not impossible to do both or neither or one of the other . so don't be confused lol . good question though
What about tuition repayment for fnp?
what do you mean tuition repayment ? what about it
You have a fnp degree that you have to pay back. How will you?
We need the hair details though!?!?
lol, amazon love AMAZON.
The naturally_nella isn't popping up