Clinical Care Coordinator

Lamoille Health Partners; Morristown (VT); On-site; USD 60,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Loan repayment eligible

Comprehensive benefits

Stable scheduling

Job summary

Lamoille Health Partners in Morrisville, VT is seeking a Clinical Care Coordinator to join our Community Health Team. You will help patients navigate health, insurance, and social systems to achieve health goals and reduce barriers.

You will work with primary care providers and behavioral health staff in an integrated care model, using motivational interviewing and resource navigation to support underserved populations.

Qualifications

• Licensed mental health or social services professional with Vermont credentials.
• Ability to navigate health, insurance, and social service systems.
• Experience coordinating care across multidisciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate care and navigate health, insurance, and social systems to support health goals.
• Connect patients with community resources and services.
• Provide brief interventions and supportive counseling as needed.
• Serve as a bridge between patients, families, and providers for seamless care.
• Contribute to PCMH initiatives and quality improvement efforts.

Skills

Motivational interviewing

Care coordination

Patient-centered communication

Cultural sensitivity

Education

Professional license in Vermont (LPC/LCSW/LADC)

Job description

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Clinical Care Coordinator

30+ days ago Requisition ID: 1126

Salary Range: $60,000.00 To $68,000.00 Annually

Empower Our Community: Join Us as a Clinical Care Coordinator

Are you a passionate mental health or social services professional who loves helping people break down barriers to care? Lamoille Health Partners is looking for a dedicated Clinical Care Coordinator to join our integrated Community Health Team (CHT) in Morrisville, Vermont.

In this role, you won't just coordinate care—you’ll be a vital guide for patients and families, helping them navigate complex health, insurance, and social systems to achieve their health goals.

Mission-Driven Work: Make a tangible, daily impact on the health and well‑being of our rural community by supporting underserved populations.

True Collaboration: Work shoulder-to-shoulder with primary care providers, medical teams, and behavioral health staff in an integrated care model.

The "Vermont Way of Life": Enjoy predictable scheduling, a supportive culture, and a work‑life balance that lets you experience everything our beautiful region has to offer.

Loan Repayment Eligible: As an FQHC, our site is eligible for various federal and state loan repayment programs (such as NHSC).

Robust Benefits: Competitive salary, comprehensive health/dental/vision plans, 401(k) with match, and generous Earned Time Off (ETO).

The Impact You’ll Make

Holistic Support & Counseling: Use motivational interviewing and a whole-person approach to assess social, emotional, and financial factors, helping patients build actionable health goals.

Resource Navigation: Connect patients with essential community resources, including sliding fee scales, low-cost medications, transportation support, and post-hospital discharge care.

Brief Interventions: Provide brief individual counseling and utilize evidence-based tools (like CALM or CAMS models) to support patients navigating acute distress or barriers to external clinical care.

Care Coordination: Serve as the bridge between individuals, families, and multidisciplinary providers to ensure seamless communication and continuity of care.

Quality & Growth: Participate in patient-centered medical home (PCMH) initiatives, team huddles, and quality improvement projects (like PDSA cycles) to continuously enhance our patient care standards.

Who You Are

Licensed & Qualified: You hold an active professional license or certification aligned with Vermont standards (e.g., mental health counseling, social work, or addictions) and follow best practices outlined by your respective governing board.

A Compassionate Communicator: You excel at building trust quickly, utilizing motivational interviewing, and practicing culturally sensitive care.

An Expert Problem Solver: You understand family systems, community resources, insurance complexities, and how to successfully reduce barriers to care.

A Team Player: You thrive in an interdisciplinary environment, communicate seamlessly in an EMR, and maintain absolute dedication to patient privacy and confidentiality.

Join Us in Morrisville

At Lamoille Health Partners, we are building a diverse and inclusive team that reflects the community we serve. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer dedicated to excellence in patient care.