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Family Services of America is seeking a Medical Coordinator to arrange and coordinate health services for children in foster care, including urgent, emergent, and preventative care, and to maintain confidential medical records in the EHR.
You will communicate health needs across clinical and case management teams, ensure qualified interpretation, coordinate transportation, and act as a liaison with community providers. Grant-funded, term-limited for up to three years.
Reports To: Lead Medical Coordinator
About Family Services of America
Family Services of America (FSA) is a CARF-accredited behavioral health and child welfare organization and a licensed foster care agency in the state of North Carolina, headquartered in North Carolina. FSA provides trauma-informed, evidence-based care to children and families, including licensed foster care and therapeutic foster care, case management, clinical and behavioral health services, and wraparound supports. Our team is committed to the safety, well-being, and healthy development of the children and families we serve, delivering culturally and linguistically responsive services in a supportive, child-centered environment.
The Opportunity
The Medical Coordinator arranges and coordinates appropriate health services — including urgent, emergent, and preventative care — for children in FSA’s foster care program, maintaining confidential medical records, scheduling appointments, coordinating transportation, ensuring interpretation/translation services, and serving as a liaison for community health care providers.
Please note: This is a grant-funded, term-limited position for up to three years. Continuation is contingent on grant funding.
What You Will Own
Required Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Compensation and Benefits
Salary: $35,700 – $42,000 annually, commensurate with experience. Benefits include group health, dental, and vision insurance; employer-paid basic life insurance (coverage begins after the eligibility period); paid time off and paid federal holidays; professional development; GSA-rate mileage reimbursement; and workers’ compensation per N.C.G.S. § 97-2.