Community
Health Worker
Seeking Full-Time position that will be based in a select county
within the State of California
Remote/In-Office as needed to Perform Duties
This role requires the employee to be
working in the community or remotely or or a mix of both as needed to achieve
the objective of improving the health of the members in their community
About ReBrand
Health
Our mission is simple:
to revolutionize healthcare by advancing innovative and efficient solutions
that improve lives and drive lasting change. At ReBrand +health, care management begins with a strong foundation of the
tried and true. We begin with decades of
experience, a team approach, strong community networks, high-touch care plans,
frequent engagement with the extended care team, and intensive patient
involvement. And then we add a little
innovation for good measure, bringing advanced monitoring technologies and
industry-leading data and analytics to inform care and attain sustainable
results.
Job Description
The
Community Health Worker (CHC) plays a critical role in providing hand-on
support, education, and advocacy for individuals with complex health and social
needs. In collaboration with the Care
Manager, CHCs serve as a bridge between healthcare providers, social services,
and the community, ensuring that patients receive holistic and culturally
appropriate care. Key responsibilities
include:
1. Outreach
and Engagement
· Build
trust and establish relationships with patients, often through home visits and
community events
· Engage
hard-to-reach populations, such as individuals experiencing homelessness,
substance use disorders, or chronic illnesses
· Help
patients navigate complex healthcare systems and connect with needed services
· Providing screening and assessment services
face to face with the Members that do not require a license and assisting
Members with engaging in their established plan of care.
2. Care
Coordination Support
· Assist
the care team by identifying patient needs related to housing, food security,
transportation, and other social determinants of health
· Work
alongside Lead Care Managers and other team members to ensure patients follow
through with care plans and appointments
· Provide
reminders, help arrange transportation and accompany patients to appointments
when needed
3. Health
Education and Coaching
· Education
patients and their families about managing chronic conditions, medication
adherence, and preventive care
· Promote
healthy behaviors and support patients in making informed decisions about their
care
· Tailor
health education to the patient’s cultural and linguistic background
· Being the point of communication between medical workers,
administrative staff, patients and family involved in the treatment process and
updating patient records as needed.
· Identifying potential areas where support can be provided
related to their care needs and establish goals and provide coaching or
education to improve a Member’s ability to self-manage their health conditions
and engage in their own preventative health care.
4. Advocacy
and Empowerment
· Advocate
on behalf of patients to ensure their engagement is received in healthcare and
social services systems
· Empower
patients to take control of their health by building their confidence and
knowledge
· Help
patients resolve issues such as housing instability, food insecurity, or
insurance coverage challenges
· Helping a Member enroll or maintain
enrollment in government or other assistance programs that are related to
improving their health
· Connecting Members to medical
translation/interpretation or transportation and other services to address
health-related social needs
· Collaborate and work with social services, child protection,
community health programs, drug and alcohol services and other charitable
organizations to access services and supports to get the best results for each
client
·
5. Community
Resource Connection
· Connect
patients to community-based resources, such as housing assistance, food banks,
mental health services, and substance use treatment programs
· Maintain
up-to-date knowledge of local services and assist patients in navigating these
resources
6. Cultural
Mediation
· Serve
as a cultural mediator, bridging gaps between patient and providers by helping
both parties understand cultural perspectives and language needs
· Promote
trust and communication between patients and healthcare teams
7. Ongoing
support and Monitoring
· Regularly
check in with patients to monitor progress, address barriers to care, and
provide ongoing encouragement
· Report
back to the care team on the patient’s status challenges and successes
Skills
and Qualifications:
· Strong
knowledge of the community and its resources
· Ability
to build trust and communicate effectively with diverse populations
· Lived
experience or shared background with the community being served is preferred
· Skills
in advocacy problem-solving, and cultural competence
· A
passion for helping people and providing care
· Excellent
interpersonal skills
· Enthusiasm
and kindness
Education
· High School Graduate or equivalency
· Community Health
Worker certification preferred
· Have a minimum
of 1 year of experience working in the health care or related field, preferably
with some direct patient care coordination experiences.
· Personal life
experiences assisting with accessing local or state resources or advocating for
others
**Salary Range: $40,000 - $47,000**