Bilingual Care Coordinator
Bilingual Care Coordinator
L5
Occupations
Social and Human Service AssistantsPatient RepresentativesMedical Secretaries and Administrative AssistantsIndustries
Home Health Care ServicesServices for the Elderly and Persons with DisabilitiesAll Other Outpatient Care Centers- Maintain caseload of up to 50 and conduct monthly in-person visits for all members
- Review and interview potential members to verify eligibility for enrollment in the Health Homes Program (HHP)
- Complete referral process when necessary
- Orient and educate members and their families by meeting with them to explain the role of the Care Coordinator
- Initiate a care plan and provide educational information related to treatments, procedures, medications, and continuing care requirements in coordination with healthcare providers
- Work with healthcare professionals, community and social support services, and other company employees
- Document evidence of care in the member's record in a concise and timely manner using the EHR system
- Routinely check in or schedule appointments with assigned membersMaintain documentation of all member encounters to complete established reporting requirements
- Communicate with providers and care team regarding member progress and care needs
- Explain and translate information related to the member's care to and on behalf of the member, when necessary
- Identify and follow up on all referrals made to assure continuity of care and that member/family needs have been met
- Reassess care plans to ensure effectiveness in achieving desired outcomes for members and their family
- Address member questions and process member requests in a timely manner
- Investigate and direct member inquiries or complaints to appropriate staff members, including follow ups to ensure satisfactory resolution
- Follow established policies to enroll and disenroll membersMaintain knowledge of community services and resources available to members including housing resources, financial/income assistance, transportation assistance and food assistance
- Follow established protocol around patients experiencing pain, safety concerns and/or mental health concerns and creates safety plans, if necessary
- Recognize signs of child and elder abuse and report appropriately to Child/Adult Protective Services
- Understand and abide by all departmental and companywide policies and procedures
- Comply with all safety and injury prevention policies and regulations
- Perform other duties as assigned or required
- Sensory Requirements
- Fluent in English (written and verbal), Bilingual in Spanish, Russian, Arabic, or Vietnamese
- Ability to communicate clearly in-person, by phone, and electronically
- Adequate hearing and vision (with corrective devices if necessary) to conduct assessments and documentation
- Ability to identify problems and use logic and related information to develop and implement solutions
- Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
- Commitment to maintaining patient confidentiality and adhering to ethical standards in healthcare practice
- Physical Activity
- Ability to lift, carry, push, or pull up to 20–25 pounds (e.g., laptop bag, forms, mobile equipment)
- Ability to climb stairs or navigate uneven terrain in community and home environmentsAbility to bend, reach, and conduct in-person visits in non-traditional environments
- Must be able to remain in a stationary position
- Must be able to move around the office and/or travel throughout community
- Ability to operate a vehicle and travel to meet with members around the community; attend meetings and events as required or requested
- Environmental Conditions
- Work may occur in homes, shelters, outdoor settings, hospitals, or community organizations, which may include exposure to pets, smoke, odors, clutter or unsanitary condition, and varying temperature conditions
- Ability to maintain professionalism and safety in diverse environmentsAbility to work independently and carry out assignments to completion within the parameters of established policies and procedures
- Technology UseFrequent use of computers, keyboard, and handheld/mobile devices
- Ability to type for extended periods
- Competent with computers, email, virtual platforms, and Microsoft Office based programs
- Bachelor's degree in sociology, social work, public health, physiology, or another related field
- Minimum 1+ years of experience in healthcare, social work, or care coordination
- Current and valid Driver's License with a clean driving record
- Reliable transportation and proof of auto insurance
- Current BLS certification from the American Heart Association upon start date
- Distraction-free home workspace with a secure internet connection
- Health Homes Program, case management, or behavioral health experience
- What You'll EnjoyMake an impact: an organization who cares about its employees, communities, and the future of healthcare
- Inclusivity: be a part of a workplace where you not only belong but also can be the best version of yourself
- Growth: opportunities to develop and grow your career with usCommunity: you are encouraged to have a voice, share your opinions, and have an individual impact on the business
Level
SeniorL5
Location
Everett, WA
Occupation
Social and Human Service Assistants
Industry
Home Health Care Services
Posted
12 days ago
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