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Clinical Case Managers are essential links in the healthcare system, ensuring that patients receive seamless, integrated care tailored to their unique needs. This rewarding role involves coordinating treatment plans, facilitating communication among healthcare providers, and advocating for patients. Key characteristics include strong organizational skills, empathy, attention to detail, and the ability to navigate complex healthcare environments. By providing comprehensive care coordination, clinical case managers enhance patient outcomes, reduce hospital readmissions, and improve overall healthcare efficiency. Passion for making a tangible difference in patients’ lives and excelling in dynamic, multidisciplinary settings makes this career a perfect fit.

Salary Range


  • $75,000 – $124,000/ year

Education & Timeframe


  • Start Your Journey: Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice, Psychology, Social Work, or a related field Duration: ~4 years
  • Advance Your Expertise: Obtain relevant certifications and training in probation and parole. Complete courses or training programs related to probation, parole, and criminal justice procedures. Duration: ~1-2 years
  • Gain Experience: Complete internships, volunteer work, or entry-level positions in probation offices, social service agencies, or law enforcement to gain specialized training and experience.

Scholarship Opportunities


  • The Nevada Public Health Foundation, Inc. is promoting workforce development and employee retention through the Social Work Workforce Development Scholarship program. Each scholarship, up to $1,000, may be awarded to social work students who work with the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) as employees, interns, practicum students, volunteers, or contractors. For more information email: info@nphf.org.
  • The Behavioral Health Education, Retention, and Expansion Network of Nevada (BeHERE NV) is offering a scholarship for UNLV students pursuing careers in behavioral health, to address the state’s mental health workforce shortage and improve access to care. This scholarship not only provides financial support but also opens doors to valuable educational and professional opportunities, empowering students to make a meaningful impact in their communities. Please contact roberta.miranda@unlv.edu for more information.
  • The Nevada Health Equity & Loan Assistance (HEAL) Program was launched by the Nevada Treasury in 2025 to reward healthcare providers who choose to practice in Nevada. The Nevada HEAL Program provides student loan repayment up to $120,000 to providers who commit to at least 5 years of clinical practice in an eligible Nevada community. See Nevada HEAL Program for details.

Academic Institutions


To explore academic institutions and programs for a career in case management, visit our Nursing, or Casework Management, page for more information.

Additional Information


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