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Tell me about this role: The Community Health Worker supports patients and their social and health needs by helping them navigate and access community resources, social services, and medical systems.
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Department: Community Health Services/Lifeshare. Conduct non-medical assessments such as home safety, assessment of the community/environment resources, transportation, employment, and others to be able to refer to appropriate care/services, resolve concerns on member’s behalf, and gather information for medical providers in staff working within our organization.
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Four years of full-time experience in counseling, community work or community health activities in a government agency or community organization engaged in providing community services to the public, assisting members of the community in obtaining community services or maintaining liaison with schools, community organizations or other government agencies for the purpose of providing assistance and obtaining participation and support for implementation of community or public service programs; or.
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The Community Health Worker (CHW) will play an integral role within Jefferson Health's Ryan White Program, providing essential support to individuals living with HIV who are low-income, uninsured, or underinsured.
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Description The Community Health Worker (CHW) is responsible for helping patients and their families to navigate and access community services, other resources, and adopt healthy behaviors.
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JOB SUMMARY The Community Health Worker (CHW) will serveas a client advocate and liaison, and play a significant role in research by recruiting specific clients for research projects and working with them throughout the study.
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In addition to the activities above, all Legacy Community Health Corps Members will: Connect community members and patients to primary and preventative health care services.
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The University of Kentucky Center of Excellence in Rural Health is currently hiring a Community Health Worker (CHW) to be part of the Kentucky Homeplace program. The CHW will assess patient needs for health coverage, self-management health education, make referral recommendations and assist in accessing services as appropriate.
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The Community Health Worker provides services that increase health knowledge, self-sufficiency, and support self-management of diseases and health conditions to assigned clients/families through a range of activities such as outreach, health education, connecting individuals with resources, informal counseling, social/peer support and advocacy.
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The Bilingual Community Health Worker is responsible for assisting providers and patients with translation services from Spanish to English as a part of their daily job duties.
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Overview The Community Health Worker (CHW) will be responsible for helping members and their families to navigate and access community services, identify, and overcome barriers to care, provide health education, and adopt healthy behaviors.
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Obtain Oregon Health Authority (OHA) Community Health Worker (CHW) certification within 12 months of hire and on-going recertification every three years. This position requires Oregon Health Authority (OHA) approved Community Health Worker (CHW) certification within 12 months of hire and on-going recertification every three years.
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Summary:The Community Health Worker (CHW) will play a pivotal role in providing follow-up support to Family Connects Nurse Home Visitors, ensuring the continuity and effectiveness of services provided to families.
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Job Title: Bilingual Research Services Professional - Community Health Worker (Entry/Intermediate) ACCORDS has programs in Dissemination and Implementation Science, Patient-Centered Decision Making, Education, Community Engagement and Outreach, as well as methodological cores in Qualitative and Mixed Methods, Economic Analysis, Practice-Based Research Networks (PBRNs), Biostatistics for Health Services Research, and Mobile Health & Informatics.
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At least 2 years of relevant work experience as a Community Health Worker, Peer Support Specialist, Medical Assistant, or similar role. Meets patients in their home or in the community to conduct a needs assessment, including helping patients to set health goals.
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