Early Childhood Care Coordinator — Flexible Work

Community Health Center, Inc; Stamford (CT); Presencial; USD 32.000 - 37.000; Tempo integral

Resumo da vaga

Community Health Center of Stamford is seeking a Care Coordinator for the Early Childhood Development program. You will support families, coordinate well-child visits, and manage referrals across Connecticut’s Birth to Three and school evaluations for ages 3–5.

You will work with an ECD CHW, help families access healthcare and transportation, and track outcomes. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential, with travel within the service region as needed.

Qualificações

• Bachelor’s degree in a health-related field or social work, or 1 year care coordination experience.
• Ability to communicate respectfully with diverse families.
• Experience coordinating referrals and navigating health and community services.

Responsabilidades

• Coordinate well-child visits by contacting families and scheduling.
• Facilitate referrals to Birth to Three and school evaluations.
• Conduct family outreach and connect families to healthcare and transportation.
• Reduce barriers by addressing transportation, scheduling, and language needs.
• Track referrals and follow up to ensure completion.
• Collaborate with ECD CHW and healthcare partners to coordinate services.
• Maintain documentation with HIPAA-compliant practices.
• Support data collection and program evaluation activities.
• Attend meetings and trainings to support TPEC goals.

Conhecimentos

Effective communication

Care coordination

Case management

Organizational skills

Team collaboration

Formação

Bachelor's degree in health-related field or social work

1 year of relevant experience

Descrição da vaga

Community Health Center of Stamford is seeking a Care Coordinator for the Early Childhood Development program. You will support families, coordinate well-child visits, and manage referrals across Connecticut’s Birth to Three and school evaluations for ages 3–5.

You will work with an ECD CHW, help families access healthcare and transportation, and track outcomes. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential, with travel within the service region as needed.