Care Coordinator

Job description

Hiring for Washington State - Snohomish, King, Clark, Kitsap & Pierce County
EMAIL RESUME FOR CONSIDERATION to ***; PLEASE PUT IN SUBJECT LINE WHICH COUNTY YOU RESIDE IN FOR IMMEDIATE RESPONSE.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer

About Us
Bridging Care was created as a joint venture between two 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations: Washington Academy of International Medical Graduates (WAIMG) and Angels for Angels. The joint venture's goal was to create an environment where diverse patients could direct their healthcare. We utilize our team members and include partnerships that strengthen the fabric of what we stand for as an organization: a world where health equity is celebrated through whole patient care. It is through these partnerships that we strive to empower the community we serve. We track and define our success through outcomes that lift barriers, create access, and address community-identified needs.

Overview As a Care Coordinator
You will act in a liaison role with clients to ensure appropriate care is accessed as well as to provide the necessary community resources. You will work in a team with other professionals and spend much of your time in the community engaging directly with clients. In this role, you will work with medically complex patients who may be experiencing significant social barriers or behavioral health conditions.

Qualifications
Minimum of BA/BS/BSW Degree in a healthcare, Behavioral Science, Social Services and/or Human Services related field (*In lieu of BA, two (2) years' experience in the health care field in patient setting or case management)
Tech Savy
Specific programs may require a degree in a behavioral health related field.
Demonstrated knowledge of behavioral and physical health issues, or interest and ability to learn.
Current First Aid & CPR certification, or ability to obtain within 90 days of hire.
Bilingual/bicultural encouraged to apply.
Ability to locate and navigate community resources and services.
Excellent interpersonal skills, with the ability to relate effectively and sensitively to a wide range of individuals and professionals in a variety of settings.
Ability to maintain a high level of confidentiality.
Ability to work calmly and effectively with individuals with intensive, complex needs and multi-system involvement.
Demonstrated organizational skills and the ability to multitask within a fast-paced environment with competing demands.
Ability to engage in challenging conversations and situations while maintaining a positive, solution-focused demeanor.
Ability to create, copy, edit, send, and save documents, spreadsheets, and correspondence via MS Office (MS Word, Excel, and MS Outlook/email).
Strong problem-solving skills and ability to build partnerships with other providers to ensure high-value, and effective care for clients.
Ability to read and write English.
Access to reliable home internet
Ability to document in electronic platform for case documentation.
Bilingual Soft Skills Preferred

Travel Requirements
Care Coordinators are required to travel to their clients/patients' homes within their designated assigned areas when conducting visits in the field.
Access to reliable transportation that will enable you to travel to client and/or patient sites within the designated assigned area (Mileage Reimbursement Provided).
Valid Washington State Driver's License.
Mileage Reimbursement for the use of your vehicle for business-related expenses.
Responsibilities
The Care Coordinator is responsible for ensuring an integrated, whole person health approach to address the health and well-being of individuals served.
The Care Coordinator organizes care activities and facilitates sharing of information among all care team members (client, natural supports, healthcare providers, social service providers, other support systems) to ensure appropriate and effective care.
Services delivered by the Care Coordinator are recovery-focused and include but are not limited to care coordination, care management, resource identification and system navigation, health promotion, transitional support, and identification and development of supports and resources.
Ensure services delivered focus on client's health and well-being using a whole person health perspective.
Work collaboratively and effectively with providers and systems to reduce barriers and inequities related to health and cultural needs of the individual being served as well as Bridging Care clients in general.
Actively engage clients primarily through community-based, face-to-face encounters and in-home visits.
Conduct comprehensive health screening inclusive of physical health, behavioral health, and social service needs.
Consult and collaborate with client, natural supports, and multidisciplinary care team, inclusive of providers external to Bridging Care care team members, to develop an individualized health action plan to address identified needs.
Create a positive experience and relationship with the client.
Help client set goals and develop care plan to meet these goals.
Develop Health Action Plan and progress notes.
Proactively engage the client to manage their own health and healthcare.
May conduct Health Risk Assessments (HRA) if needed.
Support the client to engage in work or volunteer activities, if desired, and develop stronger social support through deeper connections with friends, family, and their community.
Support the client to improve their wellbeing by staying out of the hospital and attending regular visits to their primary physician.
Partner with care team (community, providers, internal staff).
Help the client engage with mental health and substance use treatment in the community.
Benefits & Perks
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance (100% company covered for employees)
• Life AD&D (company paid 15k employee policy)
• Employee Discounts (movie tickets, concerts, travel and more!)
• Paid time off (sick/vacation/personal)
• Mileage Reimbursement
• Employee Referral Awards.
• 11 paid holidays, 2 weeks paid vacation, 5 sick days and 2 personal days.

Summary of Benefits
• Employees working full-time (40 hours), or more are eligible to enroll in medical, dental, vision, short term and long-term disability, and employee assistance program (EAP).

Schedule:
8-hour shift
Monday to Friday
Work setting:
Acute care
Long term care
Outpatient
Rehabilitation center
In home visits
Willingness to travel:
80% (Required)

Resume Submissions

Please submit your resume to *** and please include three (3) dates and times that you are available to interview.

Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $27.00 - $30.00 per hour
Expected hours: 40 per week.