ERIE FAMILY HEALTH CENTER·Evanston, Illinois
Coordinate and monitor reproductive health assignments, including scheduling OB appointments and managing expected deliveries. Provide prenatal education to patients and maintain accurate databases for report production and distribution.
Schedules new OB appointments with appropriate provider (CNM or MD) and assigns and coordinates the expected deliveries among the assigned site Reproductive Health Team. Assigns and coordinates the expected deliveries among the assigned site Reproductive Health Team Provides an orientation of services to new prenatal patients (individual and/or group setting). Completes the verification of pregnancy letters and refers patients for Kid Care, MPE, WIC, SDOH screenings, case management services, etc. as appropriate. Creates and/or maintains accurate documentation and database for timely report production and distribution including the maintenance of the site EDC list and any OB statistics. Coordinate care for specialized procedures and internal referrals. Coordinate care for specialized procedures and internal referrals. QualificationsEducation High School Diploma or equivalent required Healthcare operations or administration experience preferred Two years of experience working in a community health setting strongly preferred. Skills and Knowledge Required: Bilingual fluency (English/Spanish) Required. (May be required to assist or work with non-English/Spanish only speaking patients and/or guests.) Strong Computer and Data Skills Attention to Detail Interpersonal and oral communication skills. The Erie Advantage Pledge WORKING TOGETHER FOR WHAT MATTERS MOST Erie makes a pledge that all current and future employees can feel confident that: Our mission, vision, and values unite us. Our voices matter. We do things well. Our inclusive culture promotes balance and belonging. We find our career sweet spot at Erie.
Requires a high school diploma and bilingual fluency in English and Spanish. Preference is given to candidates with two years of experience in a community health setting and healthcare operations knowledge.
Market context
In Illinois, reproductive and child health promoter roles are often tied to community outreach, patient education, and connecting families with services, so demand tends to follow public health and clinic staffing needs. These positions can be competitive because employers often look for bilingual English-Spanish communication, healthcare administration experience, and community health background. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to show direct experience serving diverse families and coordinating care.
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