Top 4 Pros to Working in Utilization Review!

Here are my top 4 pros to working 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!
Time Stamps:
Introduction 00:00
Pro #1: Better Work/Life Balance 00:57
Pro #2: More Career Mobility 02:43
Pro #3: Review Interesting Cases 04:14
Pro #4: Working Remotely 05:25
Ways to Learn More About Utilization Review 08:00
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[@nonclinicalcareerguide]

I can't believe I missed mentioning in my last pro: how much time and money saved not being in the car! With gas prices being so high right now, it has been a huge benefit!

[@Edwinkariuki77]

Good information, can be able to do UR when am on travel outside of USA.

[@nonclinicalcareerguide]

Thanks for the compliment! It depends on the company. The company I work for has told me I can work within the US, but I cannot work outside of the US.

[@JesusIsTheGoodSheppard]

I just started my orientation. I already feel overwhelmed… I think it’s just because it’s new, but I’m used to working bedside, so this is a big change.

[@nonclinicalcareerguide]

Congratulations! That's awesome! I tell people you feel like a new grad for about 6 months. I have been working in UR for 1.5 years and still learn new things weekly.

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[@natdeu]

Is there a possibility to move out of the USA and work this job?

[@nonclinicalcareerguide]

That is going to depend on company policies. I would say the possibility is small. Most companies want employees to stay within the United States.

[@natdeu]

@@nonclinicalcareerguide thank you so much for answering and for doing these videos.

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