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Choices Case Management, Inc. is seeking a Registered Nurse to join its Medical Case Management Training Program as a Field Nurse Case Manager trainee in Southern Orange County.
This field-based role travels locally to provider offices and supports injured workers from a home office. The position is hybrid, requires CA RN license, and offers extensive training, mentorship, and a competitive starting salary with bonus potential.
Position:Field Nurse Case Manager (Workers' Comp) Trainee - Southern Orange County
Location: Irvine, CA
Remote Status: Hybrid
Job Id:146
# of Openings:1
This field-based role covers cases across Southern Orange County, including San Clemente, and the Irvine area..
Are you craving a more supportive, less stressful, patient-centered work environment—one where doing the right thing truly matters? What if your next job allowed you to work from your home office and still make a meaningful impact every day?
Choices Case Management is offering a rare opportunity for an experienced Registered Nurse ready to transition from traditional clinical settings into the specialized field of Workers' Compensation Medical Case Management.
This is a training position designed for RNs without prior workers' comp experience. The role is field-based from your home office and includes local travel to medical provider offices.
Our Medical Case Management Training Program equips dedicated RNs with the knowledge, tools, and mentorship needed to launch a successful career in workers' comp case management—focusing more on care coordination and less on bureaucracy. You’ll enjoy a Monday-Friday schedule, no bedside care, and no weekends or holidays.
We are a nurse-founded, nurse-owned, and nurse-managed company with a mission to support RNs in delivering high-quality, ethical medical case management. We:
If you’re a seasoned RN feeling overworked and underappreciated, and ready to get back to the heart of nursing in a non-bedside role—let’s start the conversation.