Big Sandy Health Care, Inc.·Pikeville, Kentucky
Conducts comprehensive assessments of patients' physical and social environments to eliminate barriers to care and manage chronic conditions. Connects patients with essential social services and medical resources while maintaining detailed case records.
Duties: And responsibilities:
Conducts comprehensive assessments of the physical and social environments of patients in order to determine practical plans for eliminating barriers to care and increasing self-efficacy to manage chronic conditions.
Assists other health care professionals in providing health care and treatment.
Connects patients to resources and services such as transportation, health insurance coverage, prescription assistance, SSI, Black Lung benefits, SNAP benefits, etc. and acts as an advocate on their behalf.
Provides navigation services, including going with patients to social service and medical appointments, if needed.
Makes home visits to patients with chronic disease.
Assists patients in filling out medical forms.
Maintains records on all cases regarding visits, interviews, referrals, follow-ups and other actions.
Collects and records data and prepares required reports.
Serves as link between BSHC and other service agencies; Attends meetings and conferences and coordinates activities with these agencies.
Participates in training opportunities.
Adheres to the terms and conditions set forth in BSHC’s corporate compliance program.
Ensures confidential information in accordance with BSHC’s policy and current HIPAA regulations.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Minimum qualifications / Requirements:
High school diploma or equivalent Associate degree preferred Excellent communication skills required Previous experience communicating with the public Ability and desire to work with others and demonstrates a concern for the health and social needs of patients Valid Kentucky Driver’s License
Requires a high school diploma or equivalent, with an associate degree preferred. Candidates must possess a valid Kentucky Driver's License and excellent communication skills for public interaction.
Market context
In Kentucky, Community Health Worker roles are often tied to outreach, care coordination, and connecting residents with services, so demand is usually strongest where health systems and community programs need trusted public-facing support. These roles can be competitive because employers often look for strong communication skills, a valid Kentucky Driver’s License, and experience working with diverse communities; the listed requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original job description to save you research time. Before applying, confirm you meet the driver’s license requirement and be ready to share examples of patient or community-facing work.
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