Thanks so much for these videos!! I recently transitioned from the floor to CM/UM, it’s been a challenging but I’m happy to say, I’m starting to get the hang of if it!
I loved your video on UM!!! You explained wonderfully. I look forward to more videos. You need to start a business or university to train nurses on UM.
Thank you for your insight about UM! I am looking for a work from home position in UM and I don’t have any prior experience so is making me really nervous. I’ve been a nurse for going on seven years this year in various areas and it sounds like this may be a challenge to transition but I’m gonna take it head-on❤
You’re Welcome!!! I’m so glad it was helpful! Gods Blessings on your job interview!!! Please stay tuned I’m working on more Utilization Review content.
Hi Courtney! I have only 1 year experience in bedside, do you know companies that are flexible in their hiring requirements? and do you know if quality assurance a good job to get out of bedside? and is QA a good transition into UR? thank you :)
I just watched this video,started a UR position back in November. I'm still trying to learn how it all works, I did some UR from the payor side, but the hospital side is much more stressful. We don't use Milimans or Interqual. There is a different system for determining med necessity. I'm stressed out ALOT, worrying about messing up something, and causing the hospital to loose money
I applied for a Utilization Review Coordinator at a local Hospital. I’m praying that God blesses me with this job! I’ve been watching your videos and learning so much about UR. Do you have any tips on interviewing for a UR nurse position? Thank you! 💕
So essentially they are the same thing one is more specialized! So being a UR Nurse is the umbrella and being an inpatient concurrent review nurse is specific and could mean that you don’t do the initial admission review you review the patients stay while they are inpatient until discharge. This nurse is still a UR nurse 😊
I need to be coach. Im giving myself a month of research and knowledge before I start applying for Utilization Research Nurse. 23 of bedside and I need a change.
Hi there! Congratulations! It depends on the size of your hospital and how deep of detail review you have to do! From my knowledge average could about 20-25 cases
@@Iamcourtneynoel Oh wow, that's quite a load. I work at a community hospital so less than 300 beds. I'm currently working as a cardiac abstracror and each case takes 40-60 minutes each. However, we have to review the whole chart in detail.
@@Iamcourtneynoel Thank you for the response, I think I might give it a try! It seems like your day goes by much faster at that pace. Clinical abstraction for cardiac surgery /procedures are killing my nursing soul 😩
@@luxuryparkla9244 Hello, may I ask- how did you get your cardiac abstractor job? and how did you get your UR job? what do you think helped you get hired? and how much bedside experience did you have? did they ask you this? thank you :)
Hi there, depends on the employer on what experience is accepted. I believe as long as you have a RN you should be good. To find these jobs I would start on Indeed.
Girl we wants more videos of this topic .
Excellent video! Just moved from CM to UM and everything you talked about was taught today in orientation!! Thank you!!!!
Thank you so much!!!!
Thanks so much for these videos!! I recently transitioned from the floor to CM/UM, it’s been a challenging but I’m happy to say, I’m starting to get the hang of if it!
Thats great news!!! Honestly its just practice after you get the concepts!!! In a year from now you will be a wiz!
I loved your video on UM!!! You explained wonderfully. I look forward to more videos. You need to start a business or university to train nurses on UM.
Thank you so much!!!!!!! I’m working on it!
Thank you for your insight about UM! I am looking for a work from home position in UM and I don’t have any prior experience so is making me really nervous. I’ve been a nurse for going on seven years this year in various areas and it sounds like this may be a challenge to transition but I’m gonna take it head-on❤
You’re welcome!!! You got this!!!!!
OMG I love this Lady! I moved to CRM 1 year ago after 22 years at the bedside 90% in the ER. GREAT VIDEO
Thank you for watching and congratulations 🍾🎈🎉
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Ayyyyyye!!! THANK YOU!!!! 💕
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You singing ‘Ring my Bell’ was so cute.
LOL thank you :-)
Great video! Thanks for sharing! I'm looking to get into UM. Any advice on how to get started?
Thank you for watching! I would say make sure your resume is applicable for the role you desire and apply apply apply!
Thank you so much for this video!!! It has so much useful information, I have an interview this coming Friday and I hope I get the job!
You’re Welcome!!! I’m so glad it was helpful! Gods Blessings on your job interview!!! Please stay tuned I’m working on more Utilization Review content.
Hello! how has your hiring process been? did you have a lot of bedside experience? and how did you apply and get an interview? thank you :)
Thank you for all of your videos!🥰
thank you for making this video, it's really helpful for nurses who want to work as UM too. i hope you can make it a series please god bless you
You’re so welcome!!! I do have a play list with more UM videos. Are there any other areas you would like for me to cover? God Bless You too 💕
This video was very helpful! Thank you.
You’re welcome! Glad it
Helped!
Hi Courtney! I have only 1 year experience in bedside, do you know companies that are flexible in their hiring requirements? and do you know if quality assurance a good job to get out of bedside? and is QA a good transition into UR? thank you :)
I just watched this video,started a UR position back in November. I'm still trying to learn how it all works, I did some UR from the payor side, but the hospital side is much more stressful. We don't use Milimans or Interqual. There is a different system for determining med necessity. I'm stressed out ALOT, worrying about messing up something, and causing the hospital to loose money
Hi there it’s normal to be stressed out in the beginning just remember if you make a mistake nobody dies! Mistakes in UR can be corrected!
@@Iamcourtneynoel DO you get trained our you just jump right in?
Sounds way less stressful than bedside nursing. Lmao who cares if the hospital loses money? As long as they don't fire you, it's fine.
I applied for a Utilization Review Coordinator at a local Hospital. I’m praying that God blesses me with this job! I’ve been watching your videos and learning so much about UR. Do you have any tips on interviewing for a UR nurse position? Thank you! 💕
Always so informative! Thanks for the video!
Thank you for watching 😊
Great video sis and I love your hair.
With is the difference between a UR nurse and Inpatient concurrent review nurse, ty Courtney!
So essentially they are the same thing one is more specialized! So being a UR Nurse is the umbrella and being an inpatient concurrent review nurse is specific and could mean that you don’t do the initial admission review you review the patients stay while they are inpatient until discharge. This nurse is still a UR nurse 😊
Very helpful video. Coaching is a good idea!
Thank you!!! I think the coaching would be great idea too!!!
I just rang your bell :) Thanks for a wonderful presentation
Yayyy!!! Thank you so much for watching!!!
Fantastic
Thank You!
I'm new on hospital side
I need to be coach. Im giving myself a month of research and knowledge before I start applying for Utilization Research Nurse. 23 of bedside and I need a change.
You can do it especially with that amount of experience! I’m working on a course should be out within next month or so! Keep a look out for it 💕
Thanks you are the best !!!!
You’re Welcome 💕
please can you do more videos? and yes please can you coach me?
Sure I can! I am available for coaching email me iamcourtneynoel@gmail.com
Great presentation
Thank You!
Where's the previous video? I don't see it in the link. Thank you.
Hi there ruclips.net/video/cq8cFcDnEwk/видео.html is the video. I also have Utilization review playlist!
How much does UR pay? Is it more than bedside? Are they all 5 days a week?
UR pay can vary depending on the facility and some ppl work 3x12s mostly ED, 4x10s and of course 5 days depending on the facility
Hi lovely, I got offered a job in UR and was wondering how many cases on average you review per shift? I can't find this information anywhere 😢
Hi there! Congratulations! It depends on the size of your hospital and how deep of detail review you have to do! From my knowledge average could about 20-25 cases
@@Iamcourtneynoel Oh wow, that's quite a load. I work at a community hospital so less than 300 beds. I'm currently working as a cardiac abstracror and each case takes 40-60 minutes each. However, we have to review the whole chart in detail.
@@Iamcourtneynoel Thank you for the response, I think I might give it a try! It seems like your day goes by much faster at that pace. Clinical abstraction for cardiac surgery /procedures are killing my nursing soul 😩
@@luxuryparkla9244 Abstracting is tedious work! I feel your pain!
@@luxuryparkla9244 Hello, may I ask- how did you get your cardiac abstractor job? and how did you get your UR job? what do you think helped you get hired? and how much bedside experience did you have? did they ask you this? thank you :)
Hi!! Do you need bedside experience to be an UR nurse? Do you need more education than an ADN and a BA? How do you find these type of jobs?
Hi there, depends on the employer on what experience is accepted. I believe as long as you have a RN you should be good. To find these jobs I would start on Indeed.
Your video is very helpful! And very much well said. How do you manage systemic delays? Can I contact you via email?
Hi there thank you for watching!!!! It depends on your employer! Yes please email me iamcourtneynoel@gmail.com so we can clarify
Hello Courtney. Can LPN’s Become Utilization management nurse?
Hi there! Yes they can!
You liked UR or pacu more?
Oooo that’s tough! I love them both for different reasons!
Seems to be an impossible area to get into
It is challenging i here because so many people want to leave bedside
How do I EMAIL you
Hi there iamcourtneynoel@gmail.com
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