Case Managers for hire in Madison, WI

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    Resume updated in last 6 months

  • Most popular skills

    Communication Skills12%
    Organizational Skills12%
    Time Management11%
  • Education level

    Bachelor's degree55%
    High school diploma or GED17%
    Associate's degree9%
  • Years of experience

    1-2 years2%
    3-5 years8%
    6-10 years24%
  • Current company

    Integrity Residential Services
    My Choice Wisconsin
    The Salvation Army
  • Time at current job

    Less than 1 year30%
    1-2 years32%
    2-5 years19%

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Last updated: Jul 23, 2026

Case Manager: Cost of hiring?

  • Common salary in Madison, WI: $60,187 yearly
  • Typical salaries range from $37,684$96,128 yearly

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  • RN Care Manager

    Madison, Wisconsin

    Licenses & certifications

    RNDriver's LicenseState Tested Nursing AssistantLPNCNALVN

    Skills

    Communication SkillsOrganizational SkillsTime ManagementAnalysis SkillsSupervising ExperienceBilingual
  • Parent Support Specialist/ Case Manager

    Madison, Wisconsin

    Licenses & certifications

    Certified Notary PublicDrug StockingPharmacy Inventory ReplenishmentInsurance Third-Party BillingClient Services Experience Within Healthcare IndustryInsurance Claims Assistance

    Skills

    Public SpeakingAnalysis SkillsLeadershipTime ManagementOrganizational SkillsCommunication Skills
  • Community Health Worker

    Madison, Wisconsin

    Licenses & certifications

    Teaching CertificationCertified Notary PublicFirst Aid CertificationSubstitute Teaching CertificationDriver's LicenseCPR

    Skills

    Strategic PlanningTime ManagementMicrosoft Outlook CalendarLeadershipCommunication SkillsHeavy Lifting
  • Family Advocate/Case Manager

    Madison, Wisconsin

    Licenses & certifications

    Guard CardChild Development Associate CertificationTeaching CertificationFirst Aid CertificationSIDS CertificationInfant & Toddler Certification

    Skills

    Pharmacy Technician ExperienceLeadershipCommunication SkillsSupervising ExperiencePresentation SkillsDental Terminology
  • Senior Licensed Sales Agent

    Madison, Wisconsin

    Licenses & certifications

    QMHP CertificationQIDP CertificationInsurance Producer LicenseFirst Aid CertificationDriver's LicenseCPR

    Skills

    Time ManagementCommunication SkillsSalesforceSalesforce CloudCustomer Relationship Management (CRM) Systems (Technically Supported)Sales Management Systems Proficiency
  • Caseworker

    Madison, Wisconsin

    Licenses & certifications

    CHHAAEDCPIFirst Aid CertificationParaprofessional CertificationDriver's License

    Skills

    Barista ExperienceExperience Working with Individuals with AutismTime ManagementHeavy LiftingCommunication SkillsOrganizational Skills

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What's the average time to fill a case manager role?

The average time to fill a case manager role is 63 days, calculated from the moment the job is posted until a candidate accepts the offer.

What skills do case managers tend to have?

According to the candidates available on Smart Sourcing, the most common skills for a case manager include: communication skills, organizational skills and time management.

What licenses or certifications are common for a case manager?

Common licenses or certifications for case managers include: Driver's License, First Aid Certification and CPR.

What are some job titles related to case managers?

According to Indeed’s Smart Sourcing data, job titles related to case managers include: community support manager, community health worker and senior licensed sales agent.

What level of education is common for a case manager?

Bachelor's degree is the most common level of education for a case manager in Madison, WI, according to available candidates on Smart Sourcing.

How many years of experience is common for a case manager?

Most case managers have 16 years of professional experience.

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