
Care Coordinator
Posted Aug 28

Posted Aug 28
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Maryland.
β’ Collaborate closely with the care management team to deliver short-term care coordination and connect members with necessary resources.
β’ Provide administrative assistance to members of the care management team.
β’ Gather data for Health Risk Assessment screenings.
β’ Evaluate members for eligibility, benefits, prioritization for care management services, and suitable referrals.
β’ Execute transition-of-care responsibilities by reaching out to PCPs, Medical POAs, specialists, home health agencies, and other providers.
β’ Generate and send routine care management letters and educational materials.
β’ Document encounters and communications; complete monthly reports; and maintain comprehensive electronic member records.
β’ Encourage members to actively engage in their health and wellness.
β’ Provide education and follow-up, schedule PCP visits, and conduct care coordination under the guidance of the Care Manager.
β’ Aid members in accessing medical homes, medical care, social services, and other health-related services.
β’ Coordinate resources to tackle barriers and social determinants of health, address care gaps, and ensure appropriate access to care.
β’ Follow up with members and providers regarding health and social services.
β’ Confirm appointments and obtain medical records to enhance member compliance.
β’ Increase awareness of community resources and services.
β’ Facilitate access to housing, food, clothing, prenatal and parenting classes, life-skills education, and mental health services.
β’ Promote communication and coordinate services among providers and members.
β’ Uphold the confidentiality and security of member records in accordance with policies and privacy regulations.
β’ Foster positive working relationships with members, providers, nurse care managers, social workers, agency representatives, and office staff.
β’ High school diploma or equivalent qualification.
β’ Valid State Driverβs License is required.
β’ Preferred: Two or more years of experience working with the Medicaid population in Maryland or Washington, D.C.
β’ Excellent interpersonal, communication, and customer service skills.
β’ Ability to work effectively with a diverse range of constituents in a community setting.
β’ Familiarity with community agencies and resources.
β’ Understanding of medical terminology.
β’ Working knowledge of multi-system outreach programs related to health care delivery, clinical education, and health services.
β’ Awareness of transportation and other barriers to accessing care.
β’ Ability to convey medical information to healthcare professionals and members of the care management team.
β’ Capable of creative and analytical thinking.
β’ Strong written and verbal communication skills.
β’ Excellent problem-solving, organizational, and time management abilities.
β’ Proficient in computer use and Microsoft Office applications preferred.
β’ Understanding of remote work tools and platforms (Microsoft Teams, Zoom, SharePoint, etc.).
β’ Medical, dental, and vision insurance plans.
β’ 100% employer-sponsored Term Life Insurance.
β’ Short and Long-Term Disability coverage.
β’ 401k Employer Match up to 4%.
β’ 20 days of Paid Time Off (PTO).
β’ Tuition assistance and professional development opportunities.
β’ Flexible work arrangements.
β’ Organizational-wide social engagement opportunities.
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