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United StatesFor those with five to nine years of experience, average earnings amount to approximately $63K per year. Workers who have been with the company for more than one year but less than five can make about $67K annually on average. The greater proportion of employees (36 percent) report 20 years or more of experience and bring home median pay of $77K per year.
By state, Genex Services Incorporated employees make the most in Virginia, earning around $74K annually on average.
Bringing in the most money are Nurse Case Managers — their earnings average $70K per year. Registered Nurses are a close second at $64K annually.
Being a Certified Case Manager certainly has its perks — salaries approach $75K per year and far exceed the paychecks of those without certification. Acquiring certification to be a Registered Nurse is rewarded with median pay of $72K annually. Those with an Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) at Genex Services Incorporated come out on top, and their salaries approach about $77K per year.
The best-paying skill to have in this role appears to be Utilization Review; employees who claim this ability report median compensation of around $74K annually. Case Management is regularly seen around here; the greater part of those surveyed report it as a core competency. Key skills also include Medicine / Surgery, Acute Care, and Claim Handling.
At Genex Services Incorporated, there are significantly more females who responded to the questionnaire than males — the female-to-male ratio is more than 3 to 1.
A solid majority of workers allocate some part of their earnings to the company-sponsored 401(k) savings plan. Health insurance is part of the package for a solid majority of survey participants, and for a majority of respondents, dental coverage is too. Other privileges include a company cell phone, tuition reimbursement, and life insurance.
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