Pediatric Care Navigator: Close Care Gaps

CompleteCare; Millville (NJ); On-site; USD 48,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

CompleteCare in New Jersey seeks a Pediatric Care Coordinator to streamline preventive care, immunizations, and care-gap management for children within our patient-centered team. You will engage families, coordinate with providers, and ensure timely services.

You will collaborate with pediatric clinicians, nurses, and community partners to educate caregivers, follow up on references, and support HEDIS/UDS reporting to improve pediatric outcomes.

Qualifications

• Two years of experience in medical coordination or a similar role.
• Experience with pediatric preventive care and care-gap management.
• Experience with EHRs and patient registries; familiarity with data reporting.
• Familiarity with HEDIS/UDS measures desirable; training provided.

Responsibilities

• Identify pediatric patients with overdue care needs and close gaps.
• Coordinate outreach to families to schedule recommended pediatric visits and services.
• Collaborate with pediatric providers, nurses, and community partners to implement interventions.
• Document outreach and coordination activities accurately in the EHR.
• Support immunization coordination and review immunization records for completeness.
• Monitor progress toward pediatric quality measures and report outcomes.

Skills

Care coordination

Patient outreach

Teamwork

HIPAA compliance

Cultural competency

Education

High school diploma

Medical Assistant training program

Associate degree preferred

MA certification (CMA/RMA) preferred

Tools

EHR systems

Immunization registries

Job description

CompleteCare in New Jersey seeks a Pediatric Care Coordinator to streamline preventive care, immunizations, and care-gap management for children within our patient-centered team. You will engage families, coordinate with providers, and ensure timely services.

You will collaborate with pediatric clinicians, nurses, and community partners to educate caregivers, follow up on references, and support HEDIS/UDS reporting to improve pediatric outcomes.