Enrollment & Community Outreach Specialist (Self-Direction)

GT Independence; Ontario (OR); On-site; USD 33,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

GT Independence is a family-founded national FMS provider that supports individuals in self-direction programs, helping them manage long-term care and support services at home and in the community. The Community Outreach & Enrollment Coordinator educates consumers about self-direction and facilitates enrollments, acting as an advocate for personal choice and independence.

The role requires effective outreach, enrollment administration, and collaboration with families, guardians, and partners to

Qualifications

• 1 year of experience in a related field.
• Associate degree or Bachelor's Degree in Business, or Human Services/Social Work, or Marketing/Communication is preferred.
• Will consider candidates with experience relevant to the position.
• Knowledge of administrative and clerical procedures and systems such as word processing, managing files and records, and terminology.

Responsibilities

• Conducts the enrollment process with the person served and their circle of support (i.e., families, guardians) in a timely manner.
• Ensures enrollment documents are complete and accurate.
• Recommends improvements to internal process/systems to prevent future issues and to enhance service experience.
• Maintains confidentiality and HIPAA compliance.
• Performs external outreach to community partners, referral sources, and stakeholders to support enrollment growth and enhance service accessibility.

Skills

1 year of experience

Education

Associate/Bachelor degree in Business or Human Services/Marketing/Communications

Job description

GT Independence is a family-founded national FMS provider that supports individuals in self-direction programs, helping them manage long-term care and support services at home and in the community. The Community Outreach & Enrollment Coordinator educates consumers about self-direction and facilitates enrollments, acting as an advocate for personal choice and independence.

The role requires effective outreach, enrollment administration, and collaboration with families, guardians, and partners to