Population Health Care Coordinator

Boston Medical Center; Baltimore (MD); On-site; USD 23,419 - 34,440; Full time

Job summary

GBMC HealthCare is seeking a Care Coordinator for Population Health to promote quality performance through data and reporting. The role involves designing and implementing population health reports, monitoring gaps in care, and coordinating outreach to patients.

You will generate and review patient reports from the EHR, identify care gaps, and connect patients with health services and community supports. Collaboration with care team members is essential to serve the identified patient panel.

Qualifications

• Education: High School Graduate or higher.
• Experience: 3 years Medical Office experience and experience navigating the healthcare system.
• Knowledge of medical and insurance terminology; strong oral and written communication.
• Ability to solve problems and address inter- and intradepartmental concerns.
• Experience with EMR, email, internet, word processing, spreadsheets, presentations and databases.

Responsibilities

• Ensure compliance with quality goals and metrics set forth by the health system and carriers.
• Assist design and implementation of population health management reports.
• Generate and review patient reports from the EHR to identify gaps in care.
• Coordinate outreach to patients and link to health services and community resources.

Skills

Medical terminology

Insurance terminology

Oral and written communication

Problem solving

Customer service

EMR navigation

Analytical skills

Healthcare navigation

Community resources

Education

High School diploma or higher

Tools

EMR

Email

Microsoft Office

Spreadsheets

Databases

Presentation software

Job description

GBMC HealthCare is seeking a Care Coordinator for Population Health to promote quality performance through data and reporting. The role involves designing and implementing population health reports, monitoring gaps in care, and coordinating outreach to patients.

You will generate and review patient reports from the EHR, identify care gaps, and connect patients with health services and community supports. Collaboration with care team members is essential to serve the identified patient panel.