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Field Care Coordinator – Mandarin & Cantonese Fluency

Field Care Coordinator – Mandarin & Cantonese Fluency

CompanyHealthfirst
LocationNew York, NY, USA
Salary$41101 – $62400
TypeFull-Time
Degrees
Experience LevelEntry Level/New Grad, Junior

Requirements

  • High school diploma or GED
  • Bilingual in English and both Mandarin and Cantonese fluency
  • Experience using health information systems to document or retrieve information
  • Proficient computer skills experience, including a solid understanding of Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel
  • Ability to travel around downstate New York which includes the 5 boroughs, Long Island, Orange County, and Westchester

Responsibilities

  • Schedules and conducts multiple home visits per day (clustered in small geographic areas)
  • Supports the Healthfirst clinical team members, including UAS nurses and Care Managers, by facilitating cross-cultural communications and interpreting the employee-to-member and member-to-employee conversation
  • Responds to and, when needed, escalates member questions, as directed
  • Properly documents findings in Healthfirst information systems
  • Collaborates with other members of the clinical team (Care Managers, Care Coordinators, Clinical Eligibility Nurses, Medical Directors, etc.) to ensure member needs are prioritized and addressed
  • Collects documents from members, including health care proxy agreements and other important member documents, and ensures they are routed to the appropriate recipient
  • Additional duties as assigned

Preferred Qualifications

  • In alignment with our hyper local mission, it is highly preferred that the incumbent resides within a commutable distance to their assigned field location
  • Ability to commute by car/vehicle
  • Prior experience in a field-based health care role (home visits a plus)
  • Work experience as an Interpreter/Translator or in a bilingual customer service role in the field and/or in a call-center
  • Experience with geriatric or other frail populations, including their caregivers, or in a health care office
  • Familiar with areas of NYC, Long Island, and/or lower Westchester
  • A valid NYS driver’s license or ID