SEAS Navigator: Central Intake & Resource Support

Opportunity Council; Bellingham (WA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Holiday pay

Health insurance

403(b) retirement plan

Dental and vision coverage

HSA/FSA plans

Job summary

Opportunity Council in Whatcom County seeks a SEAS Navigator to manage intake and short-term resource navigation for children and youth with special healthcare needs, prenatal parents, and families in need of perinatal support.

The role requires strong community access skills, data entry, and collaboration with physicians and partners; schedule is Monday–Friday, 8 hours per day between 8AM–6PM, with comprehensive benefits.

Qualifications

• Provide centralized intake and short-term resource navigation for children and youth in Whatcom County.
• Assist families in identifying and gaining access to community and financial services.
• Completes linkages and follow-through to physicians and specialists after referrals.
• Performs data input of intake information using local guidelines.
• May participate in outreach and Child Find activities to inform the community.
• Attend weekly staff and agency-wide meetings.

Responsibilities

• Provides centralized intake and short-term resource navigation to local services for children and youth in Whatcom County.
• Provides centralized intake and short-term resource navigation to local services for adults needing postpartum support.
• Assists families in identifying and gaining access to community and financial services.
• Completes linkages and follow-through back to physicians and specialists after referrals.
• Performs data input of family intake information using local data guidelines.
• May participate with other community members in outreach and Child Find activities.
• Attend weekly staff meetings, department, and agency-wide meetings.

Job description

Opportunity Council in Whatcom County seeks a SEAS Navigator to manage intake and short-term resource navigation for children and youth with special healthcare needs, prenatal parents, and families in need of perinatal support.

The role requires strong community access skills, data entry, and collaboration with physicians and partners; schedule is Monday–Friday, 8 hours per day between 8AM–6PM, with comprehensive benefits.