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COBB OUTPATIENT DETOX LLC·DeKalb County, Georgia
Care Coordinator · $18 - $21/hr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 68 posted operations roles in Georgia rates. This role sits in the 13th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 46% below the Georgia median for operations roles.
The Care Coordinator supports the treatment team by monitoring client activities and ensuring a safe environment. They are responsible for conducting POC testing, documenting program events, and reporting any policy violations or safety concerns.
Benefits: Health insurance Paid time off Training & development
The Care Coordinator serves as a primary support to fellow members of the treatment team and assists with daily program activities to ensure the integrity and quality of the program's environment of care. The primary goal of the care coordinator is to provide a safe, supportive environment for clients and fellow staff.
Assist staff with tasks related to the delivery and maintenance of program services.
Monitor client activities, maintain awareness of daily treatment events, and assist staff and clients as needed or indicated.
Assist treatment team when needed with crisis intervention and de-escalation.
Conduct POC testing for clients as scheduled, in adherence with program policies & procedures and according to lab instruction.
Perform other duties as assigned by Supervisory Staff and/or Director of Operations.
Reports any allegation or suspicion of client abuse, neglect or exploitation to management.
Notifies management of any program policy or procedure violations.
Prepares required documentation & reports according to company policies.
Communicates client and staff concerns to appropriate supervisors and/or administration.
Adheres to all company policies and procedures, including professional conduct, professional dress, attendance, and punctuality.
Conducts regular rounds of facility during each shift and reports on program services, treatment environment, and client activities noted to Director of Operations Perform other duties as assigned by Supervisory Staff and/or Director of Operations.
The role requires the ability to assist with crisis intervention and maintain professional conduct at all times. Candidates must be capable of performing facility rounds and adhering to strict program policies and procedures.
Market context
In Georgia, care coordinator roles are commonly sought in hospitals, clinics, and community health settings, especially where patient navigation and follow-up support are priorities. Competitive candidates usually bring a high school diploma or GED, Medical Assistant certification or relevant experience, one year in healthcare or community health, plus EHR proficiency and basic medical terminology; an associate degree or bilingual skills can help. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then tailor your application to highlight care coordination, documentation, and patient communication experience.