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BayCare·St Josephs · Tampa, FL

Utilization Review Specialist Senior

Social Work / Case ManagementPer diem
iPosting details
SchedulePer diem
RequirementsRequired RN (Registered Nurse) · Preferred ACM (Case Management) · Preferred CCM (Case Manager)
EducationBSN · MSN preferred
Experience2+ years
SourceBayCare · posted Mar 20, 2026
✓Requirements
Certifications
✓Required RN (Registered Nurse)
Preferred ACM (Case Management)
Preferred CCM (Case Manager)
Education
✓Required Bachelors in Nursing
Preferred Masters in Nursing or Business
Qualifications
✓Required Associates in Nursing or
✓Required 2 years in Utilization Review or
✓Required 2 years in Case Management or
✓Required 3 years Registered Nurse
Preferred experience in Critical Care or Emergency Service
+Benefits
✓Tuition reimbursement
✓401k match and additional yearly contribution
✓Community discounts and more
+St Josephs
1,354beds
1case management role open
TampaFL
Pay for this position
Pay not listed
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✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓Required RN (Registered Nurse)
Preferred ACM (Case Management)
Preferred CCM (Case Manager)
Education
✓Required Bachelors in Nursing
Preferred Masters in Nursing or Business
Qualifications
✓Required Associates in Nursing or
✓Required 2 years in Utilization Review or
✓Required 2 years in Case Management or
✓Required 3 years Registered Nurse
Preferred experience in Critical Care or Emergency Service
+Benefits
Tuition reimbursement401k match and additional yearly contributionCommunity discounts and more

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About the role

Functions as the primary liaison between the funding agents and all other related parties to ensure appropriate level of care through comprehensive concurrent review for medical necessity of outpatient observation and inpatient stays and the utilization of ancillary services