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MedZed is seeking a Community Health Navigator II to support field-based care management for high-need members. The role requires bilingual Spanish, a high school diploma, and 2+ years in ECM or related fields.
You will assist in care planning, conduct assessments, and enroll members while ensuring CalAIM and DHCS compliance. This full-time, hybrid/remote position involves travel to member homes and community settings, collaborating with health plans and community resources to improve engagement
Department: Operations
Reports To: ECM Territory Manager
Location: Hybrid/ Remote
Employment Type: Full-time
Travel requirement: This is a field-based position and requires substantial travel to meet with members where they live.
MedZed is a leader in delivering value-based, technology-enabled social support to a diverse population of high-cost Medicaid members who have been unreachable with telephonic outreach, disconnected from primary care, and using hospital-based services as their primary point of care. We combine innovative technologies with field-based outreach to find and engage these members. We then apply a model of care designed to re-connect them to primary care, address the Health-Related Social Needs (HRSNs) that contribute to their disengagement and present barriers to care, and provide them with the means and knowledge to take more control over their healthcare. Our interventions yield reduced Emergency Department and Inpatient utilization costs for our health plan partners and improved quality of life for their members.
Independent field-basedcase management for moderate-to-high acuity members. To be effective, associates in this position will spend a substantial part of the work week visiting and enrolling members in the community.
The Community Health Navigator II (CHN II) is an ECM care manager responsible for managing complex and high-acuity member cases, serving as a mentor to newly hired care team staff, and modeling excellence in engagement, documentation, and compliance performance. The CHN II role is focused on developing foundational care coordination skills. CHN IIs are responsible for outreach (via door knocks and telephone), assessments, quality and billable care delivery and member graduations in compliance with CalAIM, DHCS, and contracted health plan requirements. This role is non-clinical in nature and is an in-field position minimum 4 days a week.
Internal Promotion Criteria (CHN II → CHN III):