Community Barrier Resolution Specialist
Full-time, Salaried
$52,000
Charleston, West Virginia; field-based with daily travel within the assigned territory
ABOUT COOPER
Cooper Home Health is The New Dialysis Company. We provide peritoneal dialysis and home hemodialysis exclusively in the home, so patients can get the care they need without the commute to a center. Through our West Virginia Home Dialysis Access Program, we’re working to make home dialysis a real option for West Virginians with kidney disease across the state.
THE ROLE
Resolves the practical, non-clinical obstacles that stop home dialysis from working. No clinical license is required, and this is deliberately the entry rung of the program’s career pathway.
WHAT YOU’LL DO
- Work the barrier list for assigned participants: transportation, utility access and affordability, connectivity, housing configuration and storage, food access, caregiver logistics
- Own each documented barrier to closure — a named owner, a plan and a closure date
- Coordinate transportation, routing first to RHTP Rural Health Link and to any available payer benefit before any grant-funded assistance
- Verify benefits and coverage; connect uninsured participants to coverage pathways
- Make and close community resource referrals through the State-designated closed-loop platform
- Support caregiver logistics and respite connection alongside the Area Agency on Aging partners
- Document every barrier, action and outcome in SkyNet at the point of service
- Participate in monthly county-level coverage review
Active caseload of 60 participants, technology-supported.
WHAT YOU BRING
Required
- High school diploma or equivalent; two years of community health, social service, care coordination or comparable experience
- Demonstrated ability to work independently in participants’ homes and communities
- Valid driver’s license, clean driving record, and ability to travel daily within the assigned territory
- Strong documentation discipline and comfort working in a digital record at the point of service
- Residence in or substantial familiarity with the assigned West Virginia region
Preferred
- Community Health Worker credential, or willingness to obtain one — Cooper funds credentialing
- Prior experience with benefits navigation, transportation coordination or food access programs
- Interest in progressing to a nursing or clinical track; Cooper funds the pathway
WHY COOPER
- A real career pathway: Cooper funds Community Health Worker credentialing and a path into nursing or clinical roles.
- Work that matters close to home: helping your neighbors dialyze safely in their own homes.
- Cooper’s full benefit package: health, dental, and vision insurance.
- Paid time off and paid holidays.
- Retirement savings options.
- Company vehicle for work-related travel.
- SkyNet-equipped company device.
Cooper Home Health is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds.