Remote LTSS Care Coordinator – Transforming Long-Term Care

Centene Corp.; Iowa; Hybrid; USD 32,000 - 53,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401K

Stock purchase plan

Tuition reimbursement

Paid time off

Remote/hybrid/field work options

Job summary

Centene Corp. in Iowa is seeking a Remote-IA LTSS Service Care Coordinator to support care management and service planning for long-term care members.

The role covers Ringgold, Taylor, Page, Union, and Adams Counties with four in-person visits per week when possible. You will evaluate needs, develop care plans, connect with providers and community resources, educate families, and monitor progress while ensuring compliance with state and federal rules.

Qualifications

• Requires a Bachelor's degree and 1 year of related experience.
• For Iowa Plan: Bachelor's degree required and 1+ years of experience with populations served, or RN with 6+ years of experience with population served.

Responsibilities

• Assist in developing, assessing, and coordinating holistic care management activities.
• Develop or assist with care/service plans for long-term care members.
• Educate members and families/caregivers on services and benefits.
• Evaluate member needs and resources to recommend the best plan.
• Coordinate between member/family and care provider team to ensure service access.
• Provide resource support and monitor plans, status, and outcomes.
• Collect and maintain member information to ensure regulatory compliance.
• May perform on-site visits and provide education on procedures and benefits.
• Provide feedback to leadership to improve quality and cost-effective care.

Job description

Centene Corp. in Iowa is seeking a Remote-IA LTSS Service Care Coordinator to support care management and service planning for long-term care members.

The role covers Ringgold, Taylor, Page, Union, and Adams Counties with four in-person visits per week when possible. You will evaluate needs, develop care plans, connect with providers and community resources, educate families, and monitor progress while ensuring compliance with state and federal rules.