Bee Busy Wellness Center·Houston, Texas
Acts as a patient advocate and navigator to coordinate continuity of care between patients, families, and external healthcare facilities. Manages high-risk patient care and facilitates health education and medication management within a Patient-Centered Medical Home framework.
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Training & development Vision insurance Summary of Duties: · Assists all patients through the healthcare system by acting as a patient advocate and navigator. · Participates in Patient-Centered Medical Home team meetings and quality improvement initiatives. · Facilitates health and disease patient education, including leading group office visits. · Supports patient self-management of disease and behavior modification interventions. · Coordinates continuity of patient care with external healthcare organizations and facilities, including the process of hospital admission and discharge and referrals from the primary care provider to a specialty care provider. · Coordinates continuity of patient care with patients and families following hospital admission, discharge, and ER visits. · Manages high-risk patient care, including management of patients with multiple co-morbidities or high risk for readmission to a hospital setting, including a registry. · Conducts comprehensive, preventive screenings for patients and/or assists all support staff in daily patient interactions as needed. · Promotes clear communication amongst a care team and treating clinicians by ensuring awareness regarding patient care plans. · Facilitates patient medication management based upon standing orders and protocols. · Participates on a team for data collection, health outcomes reporting, clinical audits, and programmatic evaluation related to the Patient-Centered Medical Home and Medical Neighborhood initiatives. · Evaluates the patient’s views on clinical care, utilization of resources, and assists in the development of new clinical tools, forms, and procedures. Education and Experience: · Essential: Ø Graduation from an accredited university with a background in science, including a BA or BS in Biology, Chemistry, Nursing, Anatomy and Physiology, Public Health, Behavioral Science, or a similar degree is preferred not required, however relevant skills in clinical settings working with diverse populations is required Ø Proficient computer skills, including Microsoft Office (specifically Word and Excel) Ø 2-5 years experience in a clinical setting Ø Self-disciplined, energetic, passionate, innovative Ø A team player that can follow a system and protocol to achieve a common goal Ø Highly organized and well-developed oral and written communication skills Ø Demonstrates sound judgment, decision-making and problem-solving skills Ø Able to maintain confidentiality with all aspects of information in accordance with practice, State and Federal regulations Ø Confidence to communicate and outreach to other community health care organizations and personnel
Requires 2-5 years of experience in a clinical setting and proficiency in Microsoft Office. A bachelor's degree in a science or health-related field is preferred, along with strong communication and organizational skills.
Market context
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