| Location | New York, NY |
| Salary | $39,960–$70,200 Per Year |
New York City based Hybrid role
Requirement 2 days (Thursday & Fridays 8:00am-6:00pm) - ACPNY location at 115 Chambers St. New York, NY
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday work from home
Summary of Position
Serve as a trusted community liaison to engage members in improving their overall health, well-being, and access to care through culturally competent outreach, education, coaching, and support. Partner closely with nurse and social work care managers and interdisciplinary care teams to identify member needs, reinforce care plans, and address barriers to achieving health goals. Conduct outreach through a combination of telephonic, virtual, community-based, and in-person interactions, including meeting members in provider offices, community settings, and other appropriate locations. Build strong, supportive relationships with members to promote preventive care, wellness, self-management, healthy behaviors, and engagement with recommended services. Provide health education, motivational coaching, and care navigation to empower members to make informed decisions and actively participate in their healthcare. Collaborate with primary care providers, behavioral health providers, community organizations, and other stakeholders to coordinate services and improve member outcomes. Document all member interactions, interventions, and outcomes accurately and timely in accordance with organizational policies and regulatory requirements. Identify members who may benefit from escalation or additional clinical support and facilitate this via communication and coordination with the care management team. Participate in outreach events, wellness initiatives, and community engagement activities that support population health and member experience. Support targeted programs for specific member populations, such as employer groups, union populations, high-risk members, or other strategic initiatives, while maintaining flexibility to serve evolving organizational priorities. Contribute to quality improvement efforts by identifying trends, barriers to care, and opportunities to enhance member engagement, health outcomes, and program effectiveness.
Principal Accountabilities
Qualifications
High School Diploma required
Associate degree or Medical Assistant certification preferred
Bachelor degree in related field preferred
Community Health Worker Certification or equivalent work experience
1 - 2+ years' relevant professional work experience (Required)
Additional experience/certifications/training may be considered in lieu of educational requirements (Required)
Experience working in a multicultural setting (Required)
Familiarity with local community, neighborhood, boroughs in which you would be assigned (Preferred)
Fluency (verbal) in English and Spanish (Preferred)
Excellent customer service skills (Required)
Verifiable good driving record and a reliable source of transportation (Required)
Strong verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills (Required)
Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with others (Required)
System user experience in a highly electronic environment (Required)
Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, etc.) (Required)
Knowledge of medical terminology and medical payment (Preferred)
Ability to prioritize multiple tasks effectively (Required)
Ability and willingness to work weekends and holidays as necessary (Required)
Ability and willingness to travel to client-based locations (Required)
Detailed oriented; strong organizational and prioritization skills (Required)
Ability to access the internet remotely and ensure PHI HIPPA compliance (Required)
Strong problem-solving ability and Flexibility (Required)
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