Bilingual Primary Care Case Manager – Community Impact
Community Health Centers, Inc.
West Jordan (UT)
On-site
USD 27,552 - 41,328
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
Community Health Centers, Inc. is seeking a part-time Primary Care Case Manager who is bilingual in English and Spanish. The role involves providing essential case management services in a healthcare setting, assisting clients with social services, and processing charity care applications. Qualifications include relevant educational background, case management experience, and strong organizational skills. This position is ideal for candidates looking to make a positive impact in a community health context.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree or at least 90 semester units in a related field.
1 year of case management experience or 3 years with lesser education.
Experience working with diverse populations in healthcare preferred.
Responsibilities
Provide primary care case management services to eligible clients.
Expand network of volunteer family practice physicians.
Process charity care applications and assist clients with social services.
Skills
Bilingual English/Spanish
Advanced computer literacy
Organizational skills
Multitasking
Written communication
Verbal communication
Education
Bachelor's degree in social work, psychology, public health, or related field
90 semester units in social work, psychology, public health, or related field
Tools
Microsoft Office
Job description
Community Health Centers, Inc. is seeking a part-time Primary Care Case Manager who is bilingual in English and Spanish. The role involves providing essential case management services in a healthcare setting, assisting clients with social services, and processing charity care applications. Qualifications include relevant educational background, case management experience, and strong organizational skills. This position is ideal for candidates looking to make a positive impact in a community health context.