In range for California Case Management rolesCalifornia Case Management postings that state pay run $45/hr to $91/hr, the middle half $52/hr to $68/hr, across 67 postings.
Benefits
Health savings account, Dental insurance, Health insurance, Continuing education credits, Referral program, 401(k), Flexible spending account, Mileage reimbursement, Paid time off, Paid sick time, Vision insurance, Life insurance
California Workers' Compensation Telephonic Nurse Case Manager, RN. Remote (California Only). Full-Time, No Weekends, No Holidays. California RN License Required. Must Reside in California. The organization is seeking an experienced Telephonic Nurse Case Manager to join their growing team. Nurses are supported, trusted, and empowered to focus on helping injured workers recover and return to productive lives.
Neighborhoods+Fremont is organized around five historic township centers alongside newer planned developments. Relocating renters and young professionals often look to Downtown along Capitol Avenue, which offers modern mid-rise apartments and walkable access to Central Park. Centerville presents an older town center with commuter rail connections and condos, while Niles features early-twentieth-century cottages, silent-film heritage, and antique stores. Mission San Jose is a prestigious hillside neighborhood with historic mission architecture and larger homes, while Ardenwood and Warm Springs provide master-planned communities and apartment options situated near major transit corridors and employers.
Fremont is organized around five historic township centers alongside newer planned developments. Relocating renters and young professionals often look to Downtown along Capitol Avenue, which offers modern mid-rise apartments and walkable access to Central Park.
Centerville presents an older town center with commuter rail connections and condos, while Niles features early-twentieth-century cottages, silent-film heritage, and antique stores. Mission San Jose is a prestigious hillside neighborhood with historic mission architecture and larger homes, while Ardenwood and Warm Springs provide master-planned communities and apartment options situated near major transit corridors and employers.
Getting around+Most everyday errands across Fremont's expansive layout require a vehicle, and peak-hour highway congestion is a recurring challenge. Transit options include BART lines serving the Fremont and Warm Springs stations, taking approximately an hour to reach downtown San Francisco, while the historic Centerville depot connects commuters to regional rail. Driving south to neighboring healthcare and tech hubs in Milpitas or San Jose typically takes fifteen to twenty-five minutes depending on peak traffic. Downtown mid-rises feature garage and metered street stalls, while surrounding suburban neighborhoods provide standard driveway and surface lot parking.
Most everyday errands across Fremont's expansive layout require a vehicle, and peak-hour highway congestion is a recurring challenge. Transit options include BART lines serving the Fremont and Warm Springs stations, taking approximately an hour to reach downtown San Francisco, while the historic Centerville depot connects commuters to regional rail.
Driving south to neighboring healthcare and tech hubs in Milpitas or San Jose typically takes fifteen to twenty-five minutes depending on peak traffic. Downtown mid-rises feature garage and metered street stalls, while surrounding suburban neighborhoods provide standard driveway and surface lot parking.
Outdoors+Surrounded by protected ridgelines and bay wetlands, Fremont is a premier destination for East Bay outdoor recreation. Mission Peak Regional Preserve draws hikers from across the region for its demanding six-mile round-trip trek to the landmark summit marker, which yields panoramic views across Silicon Valley and the Bay. At the center of the city, Central Park encompasses Lake Elizabeth, offering paved walking loops, waterside jogging, and seasonal paddle boating. Nearby alternatives include the scenic wetland trails at Coyote Hills Regional Park, Quarry Lakes Regional Recreation Area, and the peaceful Kato Japanese Garden at Shinn Park.
Surrounded by protected ridgelines and bay wetlands, Fremont is a premier destination for East Bay outdoor recreation. Mission Peak Regional Preserve draws hikers from across the region for its demanding six-mile round-trip trek to the landmark summit marker, which yields panoramic views across Silicon Valley and the Bay.
At the center of the city, Central Park encompasses Lake Elizabeth, offering paved walking loops, waterside jogging, and seasonal paddle boating. Nearby alternatives include the scenic wetland trails at Coyote Hills Regional Park, Quarry Lakes Regional Recreation Area, and the peaceful Kato Japanese Garden at Shinn Park.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Fremont
Formed in 1956 from five historic townships, Fremont anchors the southeastern shore of San Francisco Bay, bridging the high-tech energy of Silicon Valley with relaxed East Bay suburban living. For healthcare professionals relocating here, the city offers distinct neighborhood pockets: walkable mid-rises in the emerging Downtown district near Central Park and Lake Elizabeth, vintage character in the silent-film hamlet of Niles, or transit-adjacent developments in Warm Springs. The lifestyle favors active outdoor enthusiasts, who can hike the panoramic six-mile route up Mission Peak Regional Preserve or explore the marsh trails of Coyote Hills. Fremont’s diverse culinary scene provides exceptional multicultural dining, particularly renowned Afghan kabob houses and regional Asian fare around Pacific Commons. Daily transit is car-centric, though BART stations connect directly to San Francisco, and neighboring medical facilities in Milpitas or San Jose sit within a fifteen-to-twenty-five-minute drive outside peak gridlock. The central tradeoff is clear: while Fremont delivers exceptional safety, top-tier schools, and scenic tranquility, the rental market is fiercely competitive and the subdued nightlife frequently sends night owls searching elsewhere.
