LPN Healthcare Coordinator — Part Time

Benchmark Human Services; South Bend (IN); On-site; USD 37,195 - 44,083; Part time

Job summary

Benchmark Human Services in South Bend, IN seeks a part-time LPN Healthcare Coordinator to provide healthcare coordination and direct intervention for individuals in Group Homes.

You will train unlicensed staff on medication administration, monitor health services, and participate in medical appointments while ensuring compliance with regulations. The role focuses on advocacy, transition management, and ongoing health risk planning for individuals served.

Qualifications

• Current Indiana LPN license.
• Valid Driver's License.
• Experience in Community/Long term care.
• Experience working with individuals with intellectual developmental disabilities and/or mental illness.

Responsibilities

• Provide healthcare and wellness coordination for individuals in accordance with all state and federal regulations.
• Function as liaison and advocate for individuals' healthcare with all members of individual medical and interdisciplinary teams.
• Advocate for client's wellbeing and inclusion.
• Train unlicensed staff on medication administration, delegated tasks, treatment protocols, and monitoring.
• Implement and train employees on new and revised health-related policies and procedures.
• Participate in assigned medical appointments and related meetings as required.
• Manage transitions of care to and from hospitals, nursing homes, rehab facilities or other agencies.
• Oversee pharmacy and medication needs.
• Maintain health-related records, complete documentation and assessments.
• Develop and update individual-specific health risk plans to ensure appropriate medical care.
• Develop long-term relationships with individuals served.
• Provide staff training to meet the healthcare needs of individuals served.
• For a full and complete list, please contact HR.

Education

Indiana LPN license

Job description

Benchmark Human Services in South Bend, IN seeks a part-time LPN Healthcare Coordinator to provide healthcare coordination and direct intervention for individuals in Group Homes.

You will train unlicensed staff on medication administration, monitor health services, and participate in medical appointments while ensuring compliance with regulations. The role focuses on advocacy, transition management, and ongoing health risk planning for individuals served.