Remote-Eligible Field Foster Care Coordinator

UHC; Hays (NC); On-site; USD 40,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

UnitedHealthcare is seeking a Field Based Foster Care Coordinator to support children and youth in out-of-home placement with complex needs. The role emphasizes trauma-informed, evidence-based approaches and coordinating care across health, education and social services.

You will work field-based in Kansas with telecommuting options, traveling to visit Medicaid members in foster homes and other settings. The position requires strong advocacy and cross-system collaboration.

Qualifications

• Master's Degree in Social Work or related field, or RN licensure.
• 2+ years working in community health settings.
• 1+ years with multi-system children.
• 1+ years using MS Word, Excel and Outlook.
• Must have reliable transportation and US driver’s license.

Responsibilities

• Assess, plan and implement individualized care strategies for children and youths in foster care.
• Identify, initiate, coordinate and monitor referrals for psychosocial, behavioral and medical services.
• Manage the care plan as a single point of contact across the care continuum.
• Communicate health information to stakeholders for coordinated care.
• Advocate for children, youth and families to represent their needs.
• Provide trauma-informed education to members and caregivers.
• Coordinate with child welfare and juvenile justice systems on behalf of members.

Skills

Trauma-informed approach

Interpersonal skills

Communication skills

Education

MSW degree

RN licensure

Tools

MS Word

Excel

Outlook

Job description

UnitedHealthcare is seeking a Field Based Foster Care Coordinator to support children and youth in out-of-home placement with complex needs. The role emphasizes trauma-informed, evidence-based approaches and coordinating care across health, education and social services.

You will work field-based in Kansas with telecommuting options, traveling to visit Medicaid members in foster homes and other settings. The position requires strong advocacy and cross-system collaboration.