These programs allow perspective students to balance their education with career and family commitments. Notably, 69% of online learners and 76% of undergraduate learners are over the age of 25.


Designed to accommodate diverse schedules, these programs help learners develop important skills such as time management and self-discipline while managing their personal and professional responsibilities.


Courses

Receiving an education online offers a flexible, often more affordable, and increasingly recognized alternative to traditional in-person education, tailored for working professionals and non-traditional students.

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Case Management - Basic & Advanced

Career Outlook and Trends

Fast Growth: Opportunities in healthcare and social services are expected to grow by 13% to 28% through 2032, much faster than the average for all occupations.

Specialization Areas: High-demand roles exist in hospital care coordination, geriatric care, mental health/behavioral health, and disability management.

High Demand for Specialized Skills: Employers increasingly require specialized certifications such as CCM or Accredited Case Manager (ACM) to handle complex, high-acuity patients.

Advancement Opportunities: Experienced case managers can move into leadership, administrative, or executive roles, with many doing so within five years.


Case Management is an evolving and proactive process aimed at enhancing outcomes, experiences, and value through assessment, planning, implementation, coordination, monitoring, and evaluation. This collaborative practice occurs across diverse settings, integrating medical care, mental health support, and social services. By working alongside various disciplines, case managers partner with care recipients and their support networks to create a comprehensive approach to well-being.

Key priorities in advancing health equity involve recognizing individual needs, facilitating appropriate access to resources and services, addressing social determinants of health, and ensuring smooth transitions in care.

Core Classes

  1. What is Case Management
  2. Managed Care versus Case Management
  3. Case Management Client Populations
  4. Components of Case Management
  5. Case Management Models
  6. Interpersonal, Connecting, and Information
  7. Evaluation and Follow-ups
  8. Job Specializations  
  9. Internship Network

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