Texana Center·Bay City, Texas
The Care Coordinator provides direct services to individuals with chronic mental illness, including assessing, planning, and linking patients to community resources. They are responsible for developing recovery plans and completing standardized assessments like ANSA and CANS.
Texana Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer
A bachelor's or advanced degree in a human services, psychology, or medical field is required along with a valid Texas driver's license. Preferred candidates have one year of experience in behavioral health or social service settings.
Market context
In Texas, care coordinator roles are often tied to ongoing needs in clinics, hospitals, and community health settings, especially where patients need help navigating services and follow-up care. These jobs are competitive because employers usually want both coordination experience and practical credentials, including a valid Texas driver’s license plus current First Aid and CPR certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your experience level and certifications before applying.