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TeleSpecialists is seeking a part-time in-office navigator to coordinate care between patients and physicians across our Brookhaven, GA and Fort Myers, FL offices. The role requires 24 hours per week with day, mid, and overnight shift options.
The navigator will handle teleneurology scheduling, triage calls from hospitals, and serve as a vital link among patients and the teleneurology team. Experience in fast-paced call centers is a plus.
This is a part-time, in-office role at our Brookhaven (ATL) and Fort Myers (FL) offices, requiring 24 hours per week with day, mid, and overnight shift options.
TeleSpecialists is transforming healthcare delivery as the nation's largest and fastest-growing digital healthcare leader. By providing expert neurological and psychiatric care directly to over 400 hospitals and health systems across the country, we don't just provide care; we pioneer solutions that make quality healthcare easily accessible.
Join a team where your passion meets our purpose. If you’re inspired by innovation, thrive in a collaborative and entrepreneurial environment, and want to be a part of a team that’s reshaping the future of patient care, we want you on our team. At TeleSpecialists, you'll discover more than just a job. You will be able to experience meaningful work, accelerated career growth, and the opportunity to redefine healthcare for the future.
The navigator is responsible for coordinating the care between the patients and physicians throughout the continuum of the telehealth encounter. High volumes of calls are directed to the dispatcher. The dispatcher answers the call, obtains information, and then contacts the physician to transfer the information.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.