Community Health Case Manager: Coordinating Care & Access
Lutheran Community Services Northwest
Portland (OR)
On-site
USD 45,000 - 60,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Medical, dental, prescription, and vision coverage
Employer-paid short and long-term disability
403(b) Retirement plan with employer matching
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Potential eligibility for Student Loan Forgiveness
Job summary
A non-profit human services agency in Portland, OR is seeking a dedicated Case Manager. This role involves assisting clients in navigating healthcare systems and accessing various health services, advocating for their needs. The ideal candidate has a background in case management, fluency in English, and a commitment to serving diverse populations. Responsibilities include providing in-person support, cultural mediation, and collaboration with healthcare providers. Full-time employment offers competitive benefits.
Qualifications
3 years of related experience in case management or health care.
Demonstrates commitment to serving marginalized populations.
Ability to manage transportation logistics for clients.
Responsibilities
Assist clients in navigating healthcare systems.
Facilitate connections between services and behavioral health.
Educate clients on managing their healthcare appointments.
Skills
Fluency in English
Case management in mental health
Resilience and self-regulation
Cultural mediation
Collaboration with stakeholders
Ability to thrive in diverse environments
Use of technology for client interaction
Education
High School diploma or equivalent
QMHA within 30 days of hire
Tools
Business applications and productivity suites
Job description
A non-profit human services agency in Portland, OR is seeking a dedicated Case Manager. This role involves assisting clients in navigating healthcare systems and accessing various health services, advocating for their needs. The ideal candidate has a background in case management, fluency in English, and a commitment to serving diverse populations. Responsibilities include providing in-person support, cultural mediation, and collaboration with healthcare providers. Full-time employment offers competitive benefits.