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Ascensa Health in Atlanta, GA seeks a MAT Connections Specialist to bridge patients to Medication-Assisted Treatment resources and ensure timely access to care. You will collaborate with healthcare providers, community partners, and patients to coordinate services and educate about MAT options.
The role requires CARES/CPS-AD certification, strong communication skills, and experience in case management or addiction services; EHR proficiency is essential.
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Atlanta, GA, US
17 days ago Requisition ID: 1532
Salary Range: $40,000.00 To $45,000.00 Annually
About the Role:
The MAT Connections Specialist plays a critical role in bridging the gap between patients seeking Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and Ascensa Health. This position is focused on facilitating access to treatment resources, ensuring patients receive timely and appropriate care to support their recovery journey. The specialist will work closely with healthcare professionals, community organizations, and patients to coordinate services and provide education about MAT options.
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Skills:
The MAT Connections Specialist utilizes strong communication skills daily to build trust and rapport with patients and healthcare providers, ensuring clear and compassionate information exchange. Organizational skills are essential for managing multiple referrals, appointments, and follow-ups efficiently, which helps maintain smooth patient care coordination. Knowledge of healthcare systems and MAT protocols allows the specialist to navigate complex treatment landscapes and advocate effectively for patient needs. Data management skills support accurate documentation and reporting, which are critical for monitoring program success and identifying areas for improvement. Additionally, cultural competency and empathy enable the specialist to address stigma and barriers sensitively, fostering an inclusive environment that encourages patient engagement and recovery.