How to Get a Job in Utilization Review! | Overview of Brand New Nonclinical Course

Overview of my brand new continuing education course: Nonclinical Utilization Review! To buy the course, click the link or copy and paste the link: bit.ly/3vyMF86
I created this course for therapists and nurses because there are so many frustrated, burn out clinicians looking for other job options. The information in this course has helped many clinicians obtain jobs in Utilization Review!
Utilization Review is a great option for those who want to use their license without the additional time and money spent on yet another expensive degree or certification!
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[@morganjones2666]

Hi, is your course still available?

[@nonclinicalcareerguide]

Yes, the course is still available! The website is: nonclinicalcareerguide.thinkific.com/courses/UR If you have any questions, feel free to email me at [e-mail]

[@nonclinicalcareerguide]

March 5, 2022 is the final day to get my course for only $197! After that, the price will be $497! To buy the course, click the link or copy and paste the link: bit.ly/3vyMF86 Questions about the course? You can: 1) Visit nonclinicalcareerguide.thinkific.com/courses/UR 2) Feel free to e-mail me at [e-mail]

[@luxuryparkla9244]

Hi, on average how long does each review take? I just got offered a position in UMR at a 300 bed community hospital. I'm having trouble finding out what the workload is like.

[@nonclinicalcareerguide]

Congratulations on the job offer! The answer to how long a review takes honestly depends on the work flow of the company. I know RNs who worked for hospitals that required multiple pages for each case. I know some companies that have short work flows and complete 4 cases in 1 hour. Sorry my answer is broad. To get a more definitive answer, I would either ask the manager or connect with people on LinkedIn who work in UR for that health system. I wish you much success!

[@justice4whales]

Will this get me my Certificate? That's what it seems I need to put on my Resume for the jobs. ALSO, I was a NICU Nurse for 23 years. I only did adults for 3 years in the beginning of my career. Can my knowledge help me become a Utilization Nurse. If so, what subject would I use or what Title would I pick to become a Utilization Nurse?

[@nonclinicalcareerguide]

When you say certificate, could you clarify what you are wanting? Certification can be helpful but not required for most UR roles. It is more important to show critical thinking, be detail oriented, understand technology, and learn new processes quickly. This course will provide a certificate of completion but will not give you a certification. It will not give you a certification like Commission for Case Manager Certification (CCM), Nurse Case Management Certification (CMGT-BC), Certified Professional in Health Care Risk Management (CPHRM), or Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ). Other UR specific certifications like InterQual or Milliman Care Guidelines (MCG) normally require you to work in a role at a company. My course is focused on learning the information necessary to have a foundation of UR, know how to write a resume that gets interviews, be prepared for an interview, negotiate a job offer, and provide resources to be successful in your new job. There are UR roles in both pediatrics and geriatrics. It depends on who you are working for. Pediatrics are more related to Medicaid reviewers or larger pediatric hospitals. Your knowledge can help you get into UR if you can show your ability to perform discharge planning, understand regulatory guidelines, and review charts. My recommendation is to reach out to the place you work to see if you can shadow someone in that role. Or you can ask the education department if you work at a large facility. There are specific nursing courses in UR if you would like a course more focused on the fundamentals of UR. Most are more expensive but provide approved nursing continuing education units. Please let me know if you want links to those courses. Most RN UR roles will say Utilization Review or Utilization Management. Others will use the words "coordinator" or "reviewer." I hope that helps! Please let me know if you need further clarification!

[@nonclinicalcareerguide]

@wayner2288 The course itself doesn't have approval with for nursing continuing education. For Physical Therapy, I can submit the information to my state board and get individual approvals. If you wanted to go that route, I can provide information needed to submit to the board. If you want CE courses specific to Utilization Review for nurses, some options include: 1. Relias 2. CSU Institute for Palliative Care 3. American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians

[@morganjones2666]

Hi, I’m really interested in your utilization review course. How may I connect with you for questions? Thanks, Shirley