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Bilingual/Bicultural Community Health Worker (Grant-funded) DEPARTMENT: Public Health and Community Services HOURS WORKED: Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm AFFILIATION: Unaffiliated SALARY & GRADE: Grade 10, Hourly rate not to exceed $23.2452 PRIMARY DUTIES The Community Health Worker (CHW) works with clients and families using an ecological approach to promote, maintain and improve health conditions through education, counseling and screening activities.
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Assists clients in gaining access to needed services and increasing health knowledge and self-sustainment while also learning how to best utilize available tools and services (e.g., outreach, patient navigation and follow-up, community health education and information, informal counseling, etc.
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The Community Health Worker 1 delivers community health services in the areas of needs assessments, referral services, client education, documentation and diversity education.
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Required - Community Health Worker training certificate must be obtained within 1 year of hire. Assists with chronic care management by providing patient follow-up services and documenting patient outcomes, educating patients, and facilitating support groups.
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Conduct eligibility determination, enrollment and follow-up to enroll individuals into health insurance plans, including CAC duties. Connect people to healthcare and social services through referrals, warm hand offs and follow-up.
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Assists in determining how to best utilize available tools and services (e.g. outreach, patient navigation and follow-up, community health education and information, information counseling, etc.
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The Delaware Public Health District seeks a full-time Community Health Worker (CHW) to serve as a community advocate and liaison, conducting case management, managing ongoing referrals, identifying and determining eligibility for resources, and aiding in the completion of applications for services when appropriate.
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Position Responsibilities /Essential FunctionsThe functions performed by employees in this job family will vary by level, but may include the following:Meet with clients after being seen by their primary care physician or nurse practitioner, helping the client understand their disease processes, their health care provider’s instructions, and follow-up and referral plans.
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The Community Health Worker serves as a liaison between health and social services and the community to facilitate access to services and improve the quality and cultural competence of service delivery.
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Completes referrals and follow-up calls regarding on-going connectivity to primary care clinics, behavioral health providers, home health agencies, durable medical equipment companies, and/or other health care services.
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Community Health Worker Certification. 3 years community relations/outreach/ customer services/ health educator role. Working as a bridge between the member, clinical and administrative staff, the Navigator helps members, families, and caregivers access the health care delivery system through external outreach, follow-up, coordination support, education, communication, and resources.
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You may have other special skill sets such as speaking another language or certification as a Community Health Worker. Provides follow up services via telephonic or face to face engagement with clients and service planning partners as needed to coordinate reminder calls, medication, and medical appointments, upon request from the care management team.
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Keep up to date on community resources and services and how to access them, and facilitate system navigation. Employee Assistance Program, and other specialized behavioral health services and resources for employees and family members.
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For Sunshine LOB Community Health Worker Training/Certification preferred, but not required. Community Health Worker Training/Certification must be successfully completed within 15 weeks of hire date.
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In addition, the community health worker will work with patients to help decrease barriers to timely follow-up care. The Community Health Worker (CHW) is an integral member of a mobile health team that provides health services including screening and treatment for hypertension, diabetes and substance use disorder.
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