Integrated Care Coordinator (Nurse)

United States·Louisvillemid

Care CoordinatorHealthcare Non-Clinical

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Job Description: ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Provides first point of clinic contact for all new clients. Explain services available and focus on engagement of client to access services.

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Care CoordinatorHealthcare Non-Clinical

Provides first point of clinic contact for all new clients. Explain services available and focus on engagement of client to access services.

Completes health screenings, nursing assessments and triage healthcare needs for new and ongoing clients.
Participates in team meeting to develop a plan of care to address client needs.
Assists clients in navigating the healthcare environment to ensure access to appropriate care.
Advocates on client’s behalf with healthcare providers and managed care organizations to ensure timely care.
Assists with coordination/access to services that address social determinants of healthcare outcomes:
- Provides transportation to healthcare appointments, when needed
- Identifies other needs, when necessary, that ensure access to healthcare
- Assists in obtaining access to housing (search for housing, applications, financial assistance, communication with landlord), as necessary, when housing status destabilizes health status and presents a barrier to receiving appropriate healthcare.
- Assists with access to other community resources e.g., public assistance and financial benefits.
Develops knowledge base of other healthcare providers in the service area and collaborate, as needed
Documents tracking for appointments, medication, and other healthcare needs for assigned clients, as needed

Licensed Practical Nurse with current active license to practice in Kentucky.

Three years of nursing experience in a hospital, physician office, or behavioral care clinic.
Experience in community setting or integrated care environment

Position may require lifting of 20 pounds maximum, with frequent lifting or carrying of items weighing up to 10 pounds, or requires significant periods of walking or standing
Possible exposure to the threat of bodily harm from clients or families.
Normal tasks may involve exposure to blood, bodily fluids, or tissue.
Reliable transportation for frequent travel.

Full time