Clinical & Medical Case Management Directors & ManagersPatient Case Managers & AdvocatesSign-on bonus
Posted Jul 23
Unit and setting
Case Management
License
RN license
Term
Permanent
What it pays
Against similar roles
Below most California staff postingsCalifornia staff postings that state pay run $70k/yr to $197k/yr, the middle half $95k/yr to $152k/yr, across 4,561 postings.
Serves as the primary liaison with health care providers to ensure clients receive comprehensive and timely medical care. Coordinates all aspects of client health, including primary care appointments, immunizations, medication administration, and ongoing medical needs. Ensures compliance with California Community Care Licensing (Title 22), Department of Health, and County Public Health Department requirements. Oversees medical documentation, monitors health outcomes, and provides guidance to staff on medical protocols to maintain a high standard of care. Ensure a safe, trauma-informed, and nurturing environment for clients.
Neighborhoods+Victorville features distinct residential pockets ranging from suburban subdivisions to lakeside enclaves. Spring Valley Lake stands out as an established planned community centered around an artificial lake with boating and water recreation, complemented by the adjacent Spring Valley Lake Ridge. Eagle Ranch West and West Bear Valley offer traditional master-planned suburban layouts with nearby retail and neighborhood parks, while Green Tree provides quiet residential streets neighboring the local golf course. In contrast, Mountain View Acres delivers a semi-rural setting with larger parcels, and Old Town represents the city's historic core along the original travel corridors.
Victorville features distinct residential pockets ranging from suburban subdivisions to lakeside enclaves. Spring Valley Lake stands out as an established planned community centered around an artificial lake with boating and water recreation, complemented by the adjacent Spring Valley Lake Ridge.
Eagle Ranch West and West Bear Valley offer traditional master-planned suburban layouts with nearby retail and neighborhood parks, while Green Tree provides quiet residential streets neighboring the local golf course. In contrast, Mountain View Acres delivers a semi-rural setting with larger parcels, and Old Town represents the city's historic core along the original travel corridors.
Getting around+Victorville is heavily auto-dependent, with everyday travel centered along Interstate 15 and State Route 18. Driving is the dominant way to navigate the region, as pedestrian infrastructure is limited across the sprawling High Desert layout. Major regional travel or down-the-hill trips toward the Inland Empire require passing through the Cajon Pass on Interstate 15, which frequently encounters severe congestion, wind hazards, and winter weather closures. Future transit access includes plans for the Brightline West high-speed passenger rail system connecting the High Desert corridor to Southern California and Las Vegas.
Victorville is heavily auto-dependent, with everyday travel centered along Interstate 15 and State Route 18. Driving is the dominant way to navigate the region, as pedestrian infrastructure is limited across the sprawling High Desert layout. Major regional travel or down-the-hill trips toward the Inland Empire require passing through the Cajon Pass on Interstate 15, which frequently encounters severe congestion, wind hazards, and winter weather closures.
Future transit access includes plans for the Brightline West high-speed passenger rail system connecting the High Desert corridor to Southern California and Las Vegas.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation in Victorville is anchored by the Mojave Narrows Regional Park along the Mojave River, a rare desert riparian green space providing year-round fishing, hiking trails, equestrian paths, and camping grounds. Hook Park offers extensive open turf, playgrounds, and community sports fields for everyday recreation. Golfers have access to the public 18-hole Green Tree Golf Course, while broader High Desert open land provides widespread opportunities for off-roading and trail exploration.
Outdoor recreation in Victorville is anchored by the Mojave Narrows Regional Park along the Mojave River, a rare desert riparian green space providing year-round fishing, hiking trails, equestrian paths, and camping grounds. Hook Park offers extensive open turf, playgrounds, and community sports fields for everyday recreation.
Golfers have access to the public 18-hole Green Tree Golf Course, while broader High Desert open land provides widespread opportunities for off-roading and trail exploration.
Victorville offers healthcare professionals an affordable entryway into Southern California living, defined by open High Desert landscapes, wide roads, and generous lot sizes. Situated along Interstate 15 and historic Route 66, the city delivers everyday convenience centered around arterial hubs like Bear Valley Road and 7th Street. Relocating nurses typically gravitate toward master-planned communities like Eagle Ranch West, the golf course perimeter of Green Tree, or waterfront living around Spring Valley Lake. When off-shift, residents unwind along the shaded riparian trails and fishing lakes of Mojave Narrows Regional Park, play rounds at Green Tree Golf Course, or sample regional cuisine from spots like Birreria Sinaloa and Havanazucar Cuban. Life here comes with clear tradeoffs: transit options are sparse, requiring reliable personal vehicles, and summer desert heat gives way to freezing, windy winters. Additionally, traveling down-the-hill toward Ontario or Los Angeles demands navigating the unpredictable traffic and weather closures of the Cajon Pass. For nurses seeking spacious living outside the dense coastal basin, Victorville provides functional suburban desert living.
