Community Health Navigator — Recovery & Support (Full-Time)

Hope Cooperative (TLCS, Inc.); Sacramento (CA); Presencial; USD 51.000 - 53.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Health insurance

PTO

CEU allowance

Flexible start/end times

Descripción de la vacante

Hope Cooperative (TLCS, Inc.) in Sacramento, CA, seeks an Enhanced Community Healthcare Worker to join a multidisciplinary team providing supplemental case management and health navigation to Medi-Cal clients. The role emphasizes crisis intervention, referrals, psychoeducation, and empowering clients to access services and support recovery.

Responsibilities include health education, outreach, accompaniment to appointments, linkage to social supports, and coordination with services while

Formación

• High school Diploma or GED required.
• Experience with Medi-Cal billing is highly desirable.
• Must obtain Community Health Worker state certification per policy.
• Driving record must meet guidelines and have at least 3 years of driving experience.

Responsabilidades

• Provide health education to promote Medi-Cal member health and address barriers.
• Assist with health navigation, referrals, and connecting members to resources.
• Engage in-person outreach and accompany clients to appointments.
• Support wellness planning and independent living skills.
• Maintain PHI confidentiality and complete required forms timely.

Conocimientos

Medi-Cal billing

Driving experience

Background check clearance

Medi-Cal liaison

Educación

High school diploma or GED

CHW state certification (required)

Descripción del empleo

Hope Cooperative (TLCS, Inc.) in Sacramento, CA, seeks an Enhanced Community Healthcare Worker to join a multidisciplinary team providing supplemental case management and health navigation to Medi-Cal clients. The role emphasizes crisis intervention, referrals, psychoeducation, and empowering clients to access services and support recovery.

Responsibilities include health education, outreach, accompaniment to appointments, linkage to social supports, and coordination with services while