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As a small, part-time employer, benefits packages are unknown and may be limited compared to larger healthcare organizations.
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San Diego pairs year-round beach weather with a laid-back outdoor lifestyle that makes it easy to trade scrubs for surfboards after a shift. Balboa Park offers trails and museums, while neighborhoods like Hillcrest give nurses walkable dining and nightlife options.
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Who they are
Keystone Medical Resources, Inc. is a small, California-based business specializing in workers' compensation services.
The company focuses on delivering exceptional and responsive workers' compensation case management, serving as a liaison among employers, claims staff, injured employees, and the medical community. Their experienced specialists work to achieve favorable outcomes for all parties involved in workers' compensation cases. The company hires nurse case managers for field-based positions in the Los Angeles and San Diego areas, primarily on a part-time basis. Nurses working here function as California Workers' Compensation Nurse Case Managers, leveraging their clinical expertise to assess, plan, evaluate, and implement treatment plans aimed at injured employees' recovery and timely return to work. This is not a traditional clinical setting; rather, nurses work autonomously in the field, conducting comprehensive assessments, coordinating medical appointments and ancillary services, and ensuring seamless communication among all stakeholders. The role is well-suited for nurses who value independence, specialized niche work, and a non-bedside career path.
Keystone Medical Resources' mission is to deliver exceptional and responsive workers' compensation services. Their experienced specialists help customers achieve favorable outcomes and serve as a valuable resource for employers, claims staff, injured employees, and the medical community. The company name itself reflects their values — a keystone is the wedge-shaped stone at the top of an arch that locks its parts together, symbolizing their role as a central supporting element in the workers' compensation ecosystem.
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