Field-Based Patient Navigator: HIV Care & Coordination

Argus Community, Inc.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Argus Community, Inc. in the Bronx seeks a Patient Navigator to support the ACCESS II Care Coordination Program under NYC DOHMH protocols. You will assist the Care Coordinator and patients with implementing the care plan identified during intake or assessment, and accompany clients to appointments as needed.

Responsibilities include outreach, referrals, transportation reminders, and health education. The role requires empathy, HIV/AIDS knowledge, and the ability to work in a team within the

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED or some college education.
• One year direct case management experience preferably working with persons with HIV/AIDS.
• Ability to travel within the five boroughs of New York City via public transportation.
• Knowledge of HIV/AIDS transmission and treatment.
• Empathy towards and a desire to work with persons with HIV/AIDS.
• Ability to be a team player and to communicate effectively with supervisors and peers.
• Knowledge of computers/word processing a plus.

Responsibilities

• Assist the Care Coordinator and patients with implementing the care coordination plan.
• Provide field-based case finding, client assistance, referrals, and linkage to services.
• Accompany patients to appointments and social service encounters as warranted.
• Coordinate support for appointments including reminders, transportation, and child care.
• Perform health education and track patient progress through curricula.
• Maintain documentation of CCR forms and health records as required.

Skills

Empathy for HIV/AIDS patients

Team player

Communication skills

Knowledge of HIV/AIDS transmission

Computer literacy

Education

High School Diploma or GED or some college education

Job description

Argus Community, Inc. in the Bronx seeks a Patient Navigator to support the ACCESS II Care Coordination Program under NYC DOHMH protocols. You will assist the Care Coordinator and patients with implementing the care plan identified during intake or assessment, and accompany clients to appointments as needed.

Responsibilities include outreach, referrals, transportation reminders, and health education. The role requires empathy, HIV/AIDS knowledge, and the ability to work in a team within the