Below most California Case Management postingsCalifornia Case Management postings that state pay run $45/hr to $91/hr, the middle half $52/hr to $68/hr, across 67 postings.
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You are weighing a role with Love Focus Int'l Association in Merced, California. The pay figure we can stand behind comes from one posting: $35 an hour, and that number is both the low and the high on that listing.…
An ECM (Enhanced Care Management) Registered Nurse coordinates comprehensive, person-centered care for high-need Medi-Cal beneficiaries under California's CalAIM initiative, focusing on community outreach, care plan execution, and multidisciplinary coordination.
Neighborhoods+Bellevue Ranch in northern Merced is a prime residential choice for medical professionals and university personnel seeking newer master-planned developments with quick access to major corridors. Downtown Merced appeals to those seeking a pedestrian-friendly urban feel, featuring historic homes and revitalized lofts within walking distance of local restaurants and arts venues. Established communities like Bear Creek and the rural, spread-out enclave of McSwain offer quiet residential streets and mature landscaping, while West Merced around Olive Avenue and East Merced along the 26th Street corridor feature newer tract developments and suburban family homes.
Bellevue Ranch in northern Merced is a prime residential choice for medical professionals and university personnel seeking newer master-planned developments with quick access to major corridors. Downtown Merced appeals to those seeking a pedestrian-friendly urban feel, featuring historic homes and revitalized lofts within walking distance of local restaurants and arts venues.
Established communities like Bear Creek and the rural, spread-out enclave of McSwain offer quiet residential streets and mature landscaping, while West Merced around Olive Avenue and East Merced along the 26th Street corridor feature newer tract developments and suburban family homes.
Getting around+Commuting across Merced is typically straightforward, with local drives averaging under twenty minutes. Highway 99 serves as the Central Valley's primary north-south artery, connecting local staff to regional medical centers like Sutter Merced Medical Center and adjacent clinics. For local transit, the UC Merced Cat Tracks shuttle system runs routes linking student and medical hubs to downtown districts, while Highway 99 and local arterials like Olive Avenue and G Street handle the bulk of crosstown vehicle traffic.
Commuting across Merced is typically straightforward, with local drives averaging under twenty minutes. Highway 99 serves as the Central Valley's primary north-south artery, connecting local staff to regional medical centers like Sutter Merced Medical Center and adjacent clinics.
For local transit, the UC Merced Cat Tracks shuttle system runs routes linking student and medical hubs to downtown districts, while Highway 99 and local arterials like Olive Avenue and G Street handle the bulk of crosstown vehicle traffic.
Outdoors+Outdoor enthusiasts rely on Lake Yosemite, located just north of town, for warm-weather boating, freshwater swimming, sailing, and shaded lakeshore cookouts. The Merced National Wildlife Refuge offers scenic walking paths and auto tours where visitors observe wintering flocks of sandhill cranes and burrowing owls. Positioned as the 'Gateway to Yosemite,' the city allows residents to reach Yosemite Valley in roughly an hour and a half for world-class hiking, climbing, and backcountry exploration.
Outdoor enthusiasts rely on Lake Yosemite, located just north of town, for warm-weather boating, freshwater swimming, sailing, and shaded lakeshore cookouts. The Merced National Wildlife Refuge offers scenic walking paths and auto tours where visitors observe wintering flocks of sandhill cranes and burrowing owls.
Positioned as the 'Gateway to Yosemite,' the city allows residents to reach Yosemite Valley in roughly an hour and a half for world-class hiking, climbing, and backcountry exploration.
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Living in Merced
Merced offers relocating nurses a manageable Central Valley base with a distinct identity shaped by healthcare expansion, agricultural roots, and UC Merced. Medical professionals working at facilities like Sutter Merced Medical Center enjoy brief commute times and accessible master-planned living in northern subdivisions like Bellevue Ranch or tranquil acreages in McSwain. Downtown Merced provides surprising vitality, featuring a walkable district filled with independent taquerias, craft brews at the Tioga Sequoia Taproom, and live shows at the historic Merced Theatre and Mainzer. Nature is the area's strongest calling card: Lake Yosemite offers everyday water recreation, the Merced National Wildlife Refuge shelters thousands of migratory birds, and Yosemite National Park sits only ninety minutes east for world-class trail access on days off. Prospective transplants must weigh real valley realities, including triple-digit summer heat that demands continuous air conditioning, pockets of higher property crime that require deliberate neighborhood selection, and modest retail options compared to coastal cities. For clinicians seeking manageable community living with immediate access to California's premier wilderness, Merced represents a grounded, practical landing spot.
