Role Description
The role of the Care Coordinator is to promote quality, cost-effective outcomes for a population by facilitating collaboration and coordination across settings, identifying member needs, and advocating to ensure members receive services and resources required to meet desired health and social outcomes. The Care Coordinator is responsible for providing patient-centered care across the care continuum.
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Capacity to collect relevant clinical data to support the care planning process
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Care Plan support and intervention to transition members to optimal levels of health and self-management, as directed
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Collaboration across providers and healthcare settings to ensure optimal quality outcomes for an assigned population
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Provide transition of care interventions as required
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Facilitate care coordination, self-management planning, discharge planning, and health education as directed
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Facilitate linkage to appropriate community resources to address social determinants of health
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Capacity to adjudicate referrals according to defined business rules across all care settings
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Adheres to the Policies and Procedures set forth by the Quality Management Committee and performs all additional duties as assigned
Qualifications
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High School Diploma
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Minimum 2 years of experience in medical management
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Capacity to interpret health plan benefit decisions
Requirements
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Certification as a Medical Assistant preferred
Benefits
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Health benefits
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Life and disability benefits
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401(k) savings plan with match
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Paid Time Off
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Paid holidays
Behavioral and Leadership Norms
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Bright Values:
Lives the Bright Values. Is focused on bravery needed to develop a variety of skills. Not afraid to ask questions or take risks. Focuses on purposeful planning and objective setting. Focuses on the teamβs successes, and how to support that effort.
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Collaboration:
Is an effective collaborator that works well with the functional team and others in the organization to align on timelines and effective delivery of a project or task. Is solution-oriented and works on generating input from multiple constituents and driving the team to a solution. Is able to work with different personality types and teammates to overcome differences in opinion and thought to achieve common company goals.
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Delivers Results:
Is results-oriented. Focuses on results and the best and most efficient avenue for achieving results. Works with manager or appropriate liaison in the organization to work through goal setting and milestone development to ensure timely and high-quality work product. Achieves strong results within functional area. Is focused on managing against a predetermined set of objectives, and creates and follows process. Delivers outstanding and sustained results.
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Exhibits Curiosity:
Focuses on learning about the business at large. Seeks to understand how they can drive the business forward and how the bigger picture works. Actively participates in his/her own career development.
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Multi-tasking:
Balances multiple projects and initiatives at any given time. Alongside manager or appropriate Bright teammate, re-evaluates priorities based on changing company needs to understand what must be done today. Able to balance multiple projects and initiatives at any given time. Capable of deciphering which priorities are most important for the function/organization. Consistently meets deadlines.
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Training and Mentoring:
Helps train and mentor others: Actively participates in the onboarding and ongoing success of teammates. Onboards, trains and provides informal mentorship to new and existing teammates (interns, consultants, etc.). Provides thoughtful solutions, direction and advice to others, and helps advise on priorities.
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Upward Management:
While balancing multiple initiatives, successfully manages expectations with appropriate project owner about capacity, challenges and barriers to success. Is not afraid to ask for help, guidance or feedback.
Work Environment
The majority of work responsibilities are performed in an open office setting, carrying out detailed work sitting at a desk/table and working on the computer. Some travel may be required. Ability to lift at least 50 pounds.