High Country Community Health·Boone, North Carolina
The coordinator is responsible for identifying patient care gaps and engaging patients to schedule necessary appointments with their primary care providers. They also collaborate with leadership to optimize clinical workflows and seek grant opportunities for population health support.
Contacts our patients who have been identified as having unmet needs in their care. Empower and educate patients to have knowledge of screenings gaps. Encourages patients to schedule doctor visits to close these gaps with their PCP. Provides the information necessary to overcome concerns, fears and barriers that might be keeping the patient from closing their gaps in care. Makes appropriate appointments based on what gaps each patient needs closing based on QI reports. Follow appropriate scripts when calling patients about scheduling their appointment. Aid in the optimization of clinical workflows. Outreach in the community for patient engagement and community support. Look for possible grant opportunities that would assist the closing of gaps for our patient population and discuss with your supervisor how to obtain the grant funding. Other duties as assigned.
Travel Requirements: Some travel is required for community outreach events, HCCH site visits, etc. Education/Experience: Required: Associate’s degree, 1-2 years of experience, or a combination of education and experience. Fluent in Spanish and English.
Market context
In North Carolina, bilingual population health coordinator roles are often competitive because employers need candidates who can support Spanish- and English-speaking patients while navigating EMR systems, medical terminology, and population health workflows. NCQA and PCMH experience can strengthen an application, but the core screen is usually bilingual communication plus relevant healthcare coordination experience. On this platform, job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you time researching the role before applying. If you are considering this position, review the posting for the specific EMR, documentation, and patient outreach duties before submitting.