- 68% of care management professionals plan to search for a new job in 2015, slightly down from 2014. Furthering their education remains the top career resolution for the sixth year in a row.
- The top motivators for professionals to change jobs are the opportunity to explore a new area of their profession and working for an employer that values their role more than their current employer.
- Discharge planning professionals have the highest rate at 85% of planning to search for a new job, while risk management has the lowest at 45%.
3. About the Survey
“… mostcitedcareerchange
asthenumberoneresolutionfor2015.”
In December 2014 Medical Staffing Network Care
Management surveyed nearly eleven hundred case
managers and other care management
professionals in the sixth annual Career Resolutions
Survey.
While many participants resolved to exercise more,
live a healthier lifestyle and spend more time with
family in the New Year, most cited searching for a
career change as their number one resolution for
2015.
What’s in the report?
• Top career resolutions among care
management professionals
• What would motivate these professionals to
leave their current employer
• A detailed review of results by specific job
function
• Advice for job seekers and employers
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68% of care
management
professionals plan to
look for a new
job this year, which
is slightly down from
2014.
Further education
has been the number one
career resolution and
making more money
remains the number two
career resolution
over the past six years.
For the second time in
six years, a chance to
explore a new
area in my
profession ranked
as the top motivator to
change jobs.
Highlights Participants are
motivated to
change jobs for an
employer that
embraces and
values their
role.
6. your career?
We asked care management professionals…
What are your 2015 resolutions for
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53% plan to further their
education in 2015 by taking classes,
pursuing a degree, acquiring
certification, or joining an association.
This has remained the number one
career resolution for six years running
with a slight uptick after declining for the
past five years.
Education
63%
61%
56%
49% 49%
53%
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
#1 education
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39% said their
resolution was to make more
money in 2015. This number
is slightly down from last year,
but remains the second
highest ranked career
resolution for six years
running.
MoreMoney
53%
52%
43%
39%
42%
39%
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
#2 make more money
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30% surveyed said they
are looking for a more challenging
job to move to the next level of
their career. This remains
unchanged from last year.
Challenge
41%
39%
34% 35%
30% 30%
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
#3 more challenging job
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8% surveyed plan to
semi-retire and find project work.
This number has taken a downturn
for the first time since 2011.ProjectWork
5%
9% 9%
11% 10%
8%
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
#7 Semi-Retire and find Project Work
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43% of respondents would be
motivated to change jobs for the opportunity to
explore a new area within their profession. This is
the second year in a row that exploration of new
career options has topped the charts as the
number one motivator to change jobs; beating
out autonomy which was the top motivator in
previous years.
Explore
35%
31%
32%
45%
43%
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
#1 explore
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35% of respondents said they
would be motivated to change jobs for an
employer that embraces and values their role
in the organization more than their current
employer. This remains steady from last year
after seeing a jump from 2012 and 2013
levels.
ValueMe
31%
27% 26%
36% 35%
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
#2 value my role
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Resources
22% of respondents said they
would like to find a career opportunity
where there are better tools and
resources available to do a good job.
This has remained relatively stable over
the past five years.
20%
25%
21%
25%
22%
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
#4 better resources to do my job
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Stability
20% of respondents said they would change
jobs for a more stable organization that has less
turnover than their current employer. This has been
trending down slightly over the past five years.
27%
26% 25%
21% 20%
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
#5 stability
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Risk Management, 45%
Quality, 56%
Care / Case
Management, 67%
Documentation
Improvement, 69%
Audits / Chart Review /
Data Collection, 70%
Utilization Review, 70%
Workers Comp / Auto /
Disability, 71%
HEDIS / QARR, 73%
Appeals / Denials, 73%
Pre-authorization, 75%
Disease Management,
76%
Discharge Planning
85%
Care Management Professionals
LookforNewJobs
68% of care management
professionals plan to look for a new
job this year; with Discharge Planning,
Disease Management and Pre-
Authorization most likely to look for a
new job and case management,
quality and risk management less likely
to search for a new job this year.
Percent of professionals planning to search for a new job this year.
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HEDIS
QARR in New York State
* Small sample < 50 respondents
73%* of HEDIS /
QARR professionals plan to
look for a new job, however
most work in this area is on
a project basis, therefore
these professionals are
continuously in search of a
new assignment.
73%
68%
HEDIS Average
Plan to Look for New Job
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Quality
56% of quality
professionals plan to look
for a new job. Although this
indicates more than one in
two quality healthcare
professionals plan to look
for a new job this year, this
group is one of the least
likely to do so amongst all
care management
professionals.
56%
68%
Quality Average
Plan to Look for New Job
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Risk
* Small sample < 50 respondents
45%* of risk
professionals plan to look
for a new job. This group is
the least likely to be
searching for a new job
amongst all care
management professionals
surveyed.
45%
68%
Risk Average
Plan to Look for New Job
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports
that job opportunities for registered nurses
are expected to be good.*
Employment of registered nurses is projected
to grow nineteen percent from 2012 to 2022,
faster than the average for all occupations.
* Source: U.S. Bureau Labor Statistics
Registered Nurse Occupational Outlook
http://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/registered-nurses.htm#tab-6
Outlook
Greater
demand for
healthcare
due to aging
population
Increased need
to educate and
to care for
patients with
various chronic
conditions
Growth
expected to be
faster than
average in
outpatient
care centers
Financial
pressure on
hospitals to
discharge
patients as soon
as possible
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