Care Navigator: Remote & In-Home Patient Support

Master•Care, Inc.; Madera (CA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life

401K and PTO

Mileage reimbursement

Job summary

Master•Care, Inc. is seeking a Care Navigator to provide non-clinical care management under the Master•Care Plan, addressing physical, behavioral, social, environmental, and financial well-being.

The role requires serving patients in person and remotely across the assigned region within California. Key duties include building relationships with providers, conducting comprehensive assessments, developing and executing care plans, and coordinating patient transfers.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in healthcare or social services.
• 3+ years in marketing or social services in healthcare or senior services.
• Knowledge of clinical and non-clinical services for elderly populations.
• Ability to perform the physical demands of this position and travel within the assigned territory (Madera County).

Responsibilities

• Primary contact with local medical and nonmedical providers.
• Develop professional relationships, conduct provider outreach, and promote to achieve company goals.
• Develop referral relationships to reach company objectives.
• Assist in development of local resources and provider relations.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments of ECM and CS patients and develop Master Care Plan.
• Coordinate in-home or facility assessments as necessary.
• Respect patient goals and implement them to improve health and well-being.
• Ensure seamless communication and appropriate patient transfers.

Skills

Communication

Team player

Problem solving

Training ability

Proficient with technology

Education

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in healthcare / social services

Job description

Master•Care, Inc. is seeking a Care Navigator to provide non-clinical care management under the Master•Care Plan, addressing physical, behavioral, social, environmental, and financial well-being.

The role requires serving patients in person and remotely across the assigned region within California. Key duties include building relationships with providers, conducting comprehensive assessments, developing and executing care plans, and coordinating patient transfers.