Shodair Children's Hospital·Helena, Montana
The Resource Patient Care Coordinator supports patients and families from admission through discharge by ensuring a smooth intake process, initiating treatment planning, and coordinating interdisciplinary care to meet clinical and emotional needs. This role requires balancing compassionate patient interaction with strong coordination skills to guide patients through the entire treatment process.
Description Shodair is seeking a Resource Patient Care Coordinator to support patients and families from the moment of admission through discharge. This role ensures a smooth intake process, initiates treatment planning, and coordinates interdisciplinary care to meet each patient’s clinical and emotional needs.
The ideal candidate is someone who thrives in a collaborative inpatient behavioral-health environment and can balance compassionate patient interaction with strong coordination and organizational skills.
They are steady under pressure, skilled at building trust with youth and families, and able to guide patients through the entire treatment process—from intake to discharge—while keeping communication clear and care well-coordinated.
What Makes This Team Appealing Work alongside a multidisciplinary group dedicated to improving the mental health of children and adolescents.
Access mentorship, ongoing training, and opportunities for professional growth.
Join a supportive environment where your clinical insight and judgment are valued.
Benefit from competitive compensation, paid medical and vision coverage, tuition reimbursement, and a 6% employer-paid 403(b) contribution.
This position starts at $23.65 per hour
Post-secondary education or a Bachelor’s in a human services field (preferred). At least 1 year of experience working with individuals with mental illness (required). 2+ years in case management, patient care, or social services (preferred), especially in inpatient or acute settings. Ability to use EPIC and standard office technology. Meets background check and drug screening requirements.
Market context
In Montana, Resource Patient Care Coordinator roles are often tied to behavioral health and case-management needs, so candidates with mental illness experience and human services education can be competitive. These positions tend to favor applicants who can work across acute settings, coordinate services, and communicate clearly with patients and care teams. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then highlight any direct case management or social services experience in your application.