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MedZed is seeking a Housing Territory Manager to lead a remote field team and drive performance in outreach and engagement for high-cost Medicaid members.
The role requires supervising up to 15 Housing Navigators, ensuring compliance with HIPAA and state regulations, and maintaining strong partnerships with community organizations and health plans. A proactive leader who thrives in a dynamic setting will excel and help expand program impact.
Position Title: Housing Territory ManagerDepartment OperationsReports To : Housing Regional Manager (HRM)Location : RemoteEmployment Type : Full-timeTravel Requirement : Expected travel commitment of 40% to 50%
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.
The HTM reports to a Housing Regional Manager and supervises a direct staff of up to 15 Housing Navigators. The HTM is responsible for leading their team to achieve monthly and quarterly performance goals, e.g., effective outreach and member engagement through door knocks and telephonic outreach, timely completion of assessments and care plans, delivery of quality care, and successful graduation of members. HTM also maintains audit readiness by ensuring compliance with HIPAA, documentation standards, and all state and health plan regulatory requirements. A successful HTM brings curiosity and a relentless drive for improvement, balances humanity with productivity, and demonstrates a clear passion for leading and developing teams. HTM is responsible for setting clear expectations, modeling effective behavior, and maintaining open communication. They support their field-based team by spending time in the field, ensuring a high level of engagement with community-based organizations, health plans, and other partners. The HTM will also teach and coach their team to make sure escalation protocols are understood and practiced, panels are full, safety expectations are met, and members receive exceptional care. HTMs may be on call during the scheduled work week, and other hours as needed when a team member is in the field. HTM is expected to flex their schedule to meet the program's objectives.