Clinical Coordinator

• Serve as precept and mentor to new oncology nurses and provide ongoing support for clinical questions, therapies, and care delivery systems
• Provide remote chemotherapy order and chart verifications and assist with nursing assessments
• Assess, triage, and manage clinical calls for the Cancer access line
• Coordinate between onsite nurses, non-clinical coordinators, and the oncologist
• Submit and track prior authorizations for chemotherapy, supportive care medications, and diagnostics
• Assist the oncologist with medication, diagnostic, and outbound referral orders
• Process molecular testing orders, prescription refill requests, and miscellaneous clinical requests
• Coordinate with onsite pharmacists on cost-effective inventory management
• Assist with clinical education initiatives
• Assist with patient referrals to community, financial, and insurance-related resources
• Identify and recommend clinical process and quality improvement opportunities
• Oversee clinical integrations during new site launches
• Occasionally serve as an onsite nurse for clinic and infusion days

Clinical Coordinator coordinating oncology care for rural value-based healthcare provider

Clinical Coordinator supporting oncology patients and rural cancer sites for Main Street Health, a value-based rural healthcare provider.
Mentoring nurses, coordinating care, verifying chemotherapy orders, and improving clinical operations.

• Coordinate simulation and clinical skills student experiences
• Assist in planning, implementing, and evaluating experiences within the Simulation and Clinical Practice Centers
• Adapt an interdisciplinary approach to departmental functions
• Assist with daily operations of the Clinical Practice Center and Simulation Center
• Ensure adequate supplies for Clinical Practice Center demands
• Assist with coaching students on all skills
• Teach simulation and clinical skills using an evidence-based approach
• Operate simulation equipment, task trainers, computerized simulators, and virtual reality procedural trainers
• Maintain fiscal accountability through accurate use of supplies and equipment
• Sustain job knowledge, professional growth, and problem-solving abilities using current evidence in nursing and health sciences simulation and clinical practice
• Maintain expert knowledge of patient simulators and task trainers, including preventative maintenance and troubleshooting
• Assist in planning, developing, implementing, and evaluating future use of the Simulation and Clinical Practice Centers

Simulation coordinator teaching nursing skills at Methodist College in Peoria

Simulation and Clinical Skills Coordinator

Simulation and Clinical Skills Coordinator teaching nursing students at Methodist College. Operating healthcare simulators and coordinating clinical practice center experiences in Peoria, Illinois.

• Lead programmatic development for assigned Heart and Vascular programs through care coordination and outreach management
• Serve as the primary clinical-expertise contact and participate in care-pathway development
• Cultivate, implement, and monitor evidence-based standards of care
• Coordinate interdisciplinary care and post-discharge education for patients and families
• Assess patients, collect and analyze clinical data, identify nursing diagnoses, and document interventions and care plans
• Facilitate communication among referring hospitals, providers, EMS, patients, departments, and OhioHealth service lines
• Provide community education and assigned training
• Ensure readiness and compliance with regulatory, accreditation, licensing, and Joint Commission requirements
• Implement strategic initiatives, improve program value, participate in process improvement, and support cost-of-care initiatives
• Participate in program-advancement forums and maintain knowledge of best practices and emerging trends
• Provide clinical care as needed, both in person and virtually

RN coordinator developing Heart and Vascular programs for OhioHealth, a patient-care healthcare system

RN Clinical Coordinator, Heart and Vascular

RN Clinical Coordinator developing Heart and Vascular care programs for OhioHealth, a nationally recognized healthcare system. Coordinating multidisciplinary pathways, outreach, compliance, and patient care.

• Oversee all operations and activities of a smaller-sized dialysis unit
• Deliver safe and effective dialysis treatments across treatment modalities
• Lead, train, coach, and guide clinical teammates
• Coordinate activities with technical personnel and biomedical teams
• Maintain relationships and communication with providers, DOC/BOP, managed healthcare organizations, post-acute facilities, hospitals, and other clients
• Ensure compliance with HIPAA, OSHA, ESRD, state and federal regulations, and company policies
• Manage staffing schedules, assignments, PTO requests, overtime, and patient-to-staffing ratios
• Facilitate staff development, training, monthly education, onboarding, and skills checks
• Participate in interviews, candidate selection, employee appreciation, corrective action plans, and annual evaluations as needed
• Provide patient education, oversee lab collections, documentation, medical records, and quality-control measures
• Complete monthly facility audits and develop action plans for deficiencies
• Maintain unit safety, cleanliness, infection control, and protected health information
• Collaborate on CQI/QAPI initiatives, clinical goals, and patient outcomes
• Attend facility meetings and maintain timely internal and external communication
• Record and review payroll and timesheet information in ADP
• Review and submit treatment rosters within two days of month end
• Order supplies and maintain adequate, unexpired emergency inventory
• Act as a company advocate and identify potential dialysis business opportunities
• Report incidents and work-related injuries
• Perform other duties as assigned

Dialysis Clinical Coordinator overseeing onsite correctional-facility dialysis operations for Rendevor Dialysis

Dialysis Clinical Coordinator

Dialysis Clinical Coordinator overseeing safe treatments, staffing, compliance, and quality improvement at Rendevor Dialysis’ Lexington correctional-facility unit. Leading clinical teammates and client coordination.

• Maintain an active caseload of people referred for START services.
• Demonstrate competencies in all areas associated with START coordination.
• Understand how to use Ecomaps as part of systemic analysis.
• Assist with referrals for START services as needed.
• Ensure the coordination of support meetings and crisis plan development.
• Ensure all systems receive training on all START support plans.
• Provide outreach visits to the person’s home, day, and vocational settings regularly.
• Use the START Action Plan for planning and strategizing.
• Develop Comprehensive Service Evaluations, Cross-Systems Crisis Prevention, and Intervention Plans.
• Complete all required data entry expectations within outlined timeframe.
• Provide rotating on-call support as part of the START team.
• Participate in daily Triage calls with START team and external partners.

Clinical Coordinator providing supportive services through the START Program

Clinical Coordinator providing supportive services to individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Working collaboratively to improve lives through the START Program in Pennsylvania.

• Provide both administrative and clinical oversight to a team of Admission Clinicians responsible for the preliminary assessment and intake of individuals into Horizon Behavioral Health's service portfolios
• Coordinate with community stakeholders that provide referrals
• Responsible for triage during Open Access hours
• Primarily works on-site but will have some opportunities for remote work depending on program needs

Clinical Coordinator overseeing admissions and clinical assessments at Horizon Behavioral Health

Clinical Coordinator, Admissions

Clinical Coordinator overseeing admissions and performing clinical oversight of Behavioral Health teams. Collaborating with community stakeholders and providing initial assessments for clients.

• This role will require up to 100% field travel in the Birmingham, AL area. Qualified candidates must reside locally.
• Working in a field-based role, traveling to provider practices and patient homes for scheduled eye exam appointments, while engaging virtually with team members, internal partners, customers, providers, payers, and care teams on non-appointment days.
• Serving as a subject matter resource across Medicare Advantage STAR, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP ACO quality measures, services, customers, and quality improvement initiatives under commercial and governmental payer programs.
• Traveling to provider practices and patient homes on a scheduled appointment basis to perform diabetic eye exams (retinal screenings) using company-provided imaging equipment and supporting the closure of eye exam and related quality gaps.
• Completing company-provided training on retinal imaging equipment and eye exam procedures prior to conducting exams independently and maintaining competency through ongoing training as needed.
• Conducting proactive patient outreach on days without scheduled eye exam appointments to identify and address quality gaps across Medicare Advantage, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP populations.
• Educating patients on preventive care measures, assisting with scheduling necessary screenings or appointments, and supporting adherence to treatment plans and medications to improve health outcomes.
• Managing a daily eye exam appointment schedule, confirming appointments with practices and patients in advance, and coordinating travel logistics, with all mileage and travel expenses associated with eye exam visits being covered by the company.
• Supporting ACO quality reporting and performance improvement activities, including MSSP reporting requirements and payer-specific submissions.
• Collecting, reviewing, and abstracting quality data using multiple data sources, including EMR systems, claims data, provider outreach, payer portals, medical records, patient engagement workflows, and internal applications.
• Managing daily work on non-appointment days using multiple systems and applications, including EMR platforms, payer and vendor portals, Guidehealth applications, Microsoft 365, Outlook, and Teams.
• Working with patient lists, gap lists, sourced health data, medical records, and performance dashboards related to Medicare, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP populations.
• Using quality-related resources to support the accuracy and completeness of work, including NCQA/HEDIS®, CMS, MSSP measure specifications, coding guidance, project workflows, and quick-reference materials.
• Prioritizing daily work to meet quality reporting deadlines, including STAR Ratings, Medicaid quality programs, Commercial payer initiatives, and MSSP ACO reporting timelines.
• Communicating quality performance trends, barriers, and improvement strategies internally and, as appropriate, with customers, providers, payers, and care teams.
• Following established policies, procedures, and workflows to support compliance and quality performance across multiple payer programs.
• Collaborating with customers, payers, providers, care teams, and internal departments to support quality performance improvement.
• Participating in departmental, payer-sponsored, and ACO-related trainings, webinars, and support calls throughout the year.
• Building and maintaining strong working relationships with co-workers, customers, providers, payers, and care teams.
• Completing quality improvement department training, orientation, and shadowing and progressively assuming ownership of assigned customer or program responsibilities.
• Supporting customer meeting preparation and, over time, taking lead or co-lead responsibility for quality improvement portions of customer meetings.
• Performing other duties as assigned to support quality improvement, reporting, patient outreach, and customer success.

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator performing diabetic eye exams for Guidehealth.

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator – Eye Exam Specialist

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator performing scheduled diabetic eye exams using imaging equipment for Guidehealth. Supporting quality improvement initiatives in ACO quality programs and enhancing patient health outcomes.

• This role will require up to 100% field travel in the Houston, TX area.
• Working in a field-based role, traveling to provider practices and patient homes for scheduled eye exam appointments, while engaging virtually with team members, internal partners, customers, providers, payers, and care teams on non-appointment days.
• Serving as a subject matter resource across Medicare Advantage STAR, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP ACO quality measures, services, customers, and quality improvement initiatives under commercial and governmental payer programs.
• Traveling to provider practices and patient homes on a scheduled appointment basis to perform diabetic eye exams (retinal screenings) using company-provided imaging equipment and supporting the closure of eye exam and related quality gaps.
• Completing company-provided training on retinal imaging equipment and eye exam procedures prior to conducting exams independently and maintaining competency through ongoing training as needed.
• Conducting proactive patient outreach on days without scheduled eye exam appointments to identify and address quality gaps across Medicare Advantage, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP populations.
• Educating patients on preventive care measures, assisting with scheduling necessary screenings or appointments, and supporting adherence to treatment plans and medications to improve health outcomes.
• Managing a daily eye exam appointment schedule, confirming appointments with practices and patients in advance, and coordinating travel logistics, with all mileage and travel expenses associated with eye exam visits being covered by the company.
• Supporting ACO quality reporting and performance improvement activities, including MSSP reporting requirements and payer-specific submissions.
• Collecting, reviewing, and abstracting quality data using multiple data sources, including EMR systems, claims data, provider outreach, payer portals, medical records, patient engagement workflows, and internal applications.
• Managing daily work on non-appointment days using multiple systems and applications, including EMR platforms, payer and vendor portals, Guidehealth applications, Microsoft 365, Outlook, and Teams.
• Working with patient lists, gap lists, sourced health data, medical records, and performance dashboards related to Medicare, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP populations.
• Using quality-related resources to support the accuracy and completeness of work, including NCQA/HEDIS®, CMS, MSSP measure specifications, coding guidance, project workflows, and quick-reference materials.
• Prioritizing daily work to meet quality reporting deadlines, including STAR Ratings, Medicaid quality programs, Commercial payer initiatives, and MSSP ACO reporting timelines.
• Communicating quality performance trends, barriers, and improvement strategies internally and, as appropriate, with customers, providers, payers, and care teams.
• Following established policies, procedures, and workflows to support compliance and quality performance across multiple payer programs.
• Collaborating with customers, payers, providers, care teams, and internal departments to support quality performance improvement.
• Participating in departmental, payer-sponsored, and ACO-related trainings, webinars, and support calls throughout the year.
• Building and maintaining strong working relationships with co-workers, customers, providers, payers, and care teams.
• Completing quality improvement department training, orientation, and shadowing and progressively assuming ownership of assigned customer or program responsibilities.
• Supporting customer meeting preparation and, over time, taking lead or co-lead responsibility for quality improvement portions of customer meetings.
• Performing other duties as assigned to support quality improvement, reporting, patient outreach, and customer success.

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator performing eye exams and supporting healthcare quality

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator responsible for field travel in Houston for diabetic eye exams. Supports healthcare quality initiatives and patient outreach to improve care outcomes.

• This role will require up to 100% field travel in the Philadelphia, PA area.
• Qualified candidates must reside locally.
• Working in a field-based role, traveling to provider practices and patient homes for scheduled eye exam appointments, while engaging virtually with team members, internal partners, customers, providers, payers, and care teams on non-appointment days.
• Serving as a subject matter resource across Medicare Advantage STAR, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP ACO quality measures, services, customers, and quality improvement initiatives under commercial and governmental payer programs.
• Traveling to provider practices and patient homes on a scheduled appointment basis to perform diabetic eye exams (retinal screenings) using company-provided imaging equipment and supporting the closure of eye exam and related quality gaps.
• Completing company-provided training on retinal imaging equipment and eye exam procedures prior to conducting exams independently and maintaining competency through ongoing training as needed.
• Conducting proactive patient outreach on days without scheduled eye exam appointments to identify and address quality gaps across Medicare Advantage, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP populations.
• Educating patients on preventive care measures, assisting with scheduling necessary screenings or appointments, and supporting adherence to treatment plans and medications to improve health outcomes.
• Managing a daily eye exam appointment schedule, confirming appointments with practices and patients in advance, and coordinating travel logistics, with all mileage and travel expenses associated with eye exam visits being covered by the company.
• Supporting ACO quality reporting and performance improvement activities, including MSSP reporting requirements and payer-specific submissions.
• Collecting, reviewing, and abstracting quality data using multiple data sources, including EMR systems, claims data, provider outreach, payer portals, medical records, patient engagement workflows, and internal applications.
• Managing daily work on non-appointment days using multiple systems and applications, including EMR platforms, payer and vendor portals, Guidehealth applications, Microsoft 365, Outlook, and Teams.
• Working with patient lists, gap lists, sourced health data, medical records, and performance dashboards related to Medicare, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP populations.
• Using quality-related resources to support the accuracy and completeness of work, including NCQA/HEDIS®, CMS, MSSP measure specifications, coding guidance, project workflows, and quick-reference materials.
• Prioritizing daily work to meet quality reporting deadlines, including STAR Ratings, Medicaid quality programs, Commercial payer initiatives, and MSSP ACO reporting timelines.
• Communicating quality performance trends, barriers, and improvement strategies internally and, as appropriate, with customers, providers, payers, and care teams.
• Following established policies, procedures, and workflows to support compliance and quality performance across multiple payer programs.
• Collaborating with customers, payers, providers, care teams, and internal departments to support quality performance improvement.
• Participating in departmental, payer-sponsored, and ACO-related trainings, webinars, and support calls throughout the year.
• Building and maintaining strong working relationships with co-workers, customers, providers, payers, and care teams.
• Completing quality improvement department training, orientation, and shadowing and progressively assuming ownership of assigned customer or program responsibilities.
• Supporting customer meeting preparation and, over time, taking lead or co-lead responsibility for quality improvement portions of customer meetings.
• Performing other duties as assigned to support quality improvement, reporting, patient outreach, and customer success.

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator performing eye exams and supporting quality initiatives.

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator - Eye Exam Specialist

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator performing diabetic eye exams and supporting quality improvement initiatives in a remote capacity. Requires travel to provider practices and patient homes in Philadelphia area.

• Working in a field-based role, traveling to provider practices and patient homes for scheduled eye exam appointments, while engaging virtually with team members, internal partners, customers, providers, payers, and care teams on non-appointment days.
• Serving as a subject matter resource across Medicare Advantage STAR, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP ACO quality measures, services, customers, and quality improvement initiatives under commercial and governmental payer programs.
• Traveling to provider practices and patient homes on a scheduled appointment basis to perform diabetic eye exams (retinal screenings) using company-provided imaging equipment and supporting the closure of eye exam and related quality gaps.
• Conducting proactive patient outreach on days without scheduled eye exam appointments to identify and address quality gaps across Medicare Advantage, Commercial, Medicaid, and MSSP populations.
• Educating patients on preventive care measures, assisting with scheduling necessary screenings or appointments, and supporting adherence to treatment plans and medications to improve health outcomes.
• Supporting ACO quality reporting and performance improvement activities, including MSSP reporting requirements and payer-specific submissions.
• Collecting, reviewing, and abstracting quality data using multiple data sources, including EMR systems, claims data, provider outreach, payer portals, medical records, patient engagement workflows, and internal applications.
• Communicating quality performance trends, barriers, and improvement strategies internally and, as appropriate, with customers, providers, payers, and care teams.

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator performing diabetic eye exams and quality initiatives.

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator performing diabetic eye exams while supporting broader quality improvement initiatives in a remote setup. Slightly hybrid role traveling to patient homes in Nashville area for eye exams.

• Coordinate off-site clinical placements for second-year Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) students
• Match students with high-quality clinical experiences that support individualized learning goals and program competencies
• Develop and maintain collaborative relationships with regional clinical affiliates and community preceptors
• Monitor student progress throughout clinical experiences and proactively address academic or professional concerns
• Track students’ clinical competencies and developmental milestones throughout the second year
• Coordinate and teach second-year clinical practicum courses
• Provide direct clinical supervision to graduate student clinicians in the UAMS Audiology Clinic approximately two to three days per week
• Integrate classroom instruction, simulation, and patient-care experiences to support progressive competency development
• Conduct formative and summative evaluations of student performance using competency-based assessment methods
• Support the development of clinical reasoning, professionalism, communication skills, and independent decision-making
• Serve as the primary clinical advisor for second-year Au.D. students
• Provide individualized coaching focused on clinical reasoning, professional identity, confidence, and increasing independence
• Collaborate with faculty to identify students who need additional coaching or remediation
• Develop and monitor individualized improvement plans as needed
• Collaborate with the Clinical Education Team to promote continuity across all stages of the clinical curriculum
• Participate in quality-improvement initiatives related to clinical education
• Assist with competency mapping, assessment refinement, and the implementation of innovative educational models
• Support preceptor training and professional development initiatives
• Participate in clinical outreach activities and maintain communication with community partners
• Attend monthly Clinical Education Team meetings and participate in Friday Seminar programming
• Perform other duties as assigned by the Program Director

Clinical Coordinator overseeing second-year students in Doctor of Audiology program

Assistant or Associate Professor, Second-Year Clinical Coordinator, CHP Audiology

Clinical Coordinator for second-year Doctor of Audiology students at UAMS. Responsible for clinical placements, teaching practicum courses, and student progress monitoring.

• Coordinate, schedule, and oversee clinical education experiences for all EMS programs, ensuring students meet program, accreditation, and clinical site requirements.
• Develop, maintain, and strengthen partnerships with hospitals, EMS agencies, healthcare organizations, and other clinical affiliates to expand and sustain quality clinical learning opportunities.
• Serve as the primary liaison between Northwood Tech and clinical agencies regarding scheduling, placement, onboarding requirements, and student performance.
• Manage all aspects of student clinical scheduling using Platinum Planner, including entering approved shifts, monitoring participation, troubleshooting scheduling issues, and maintaining accurate records.
• Provide training and ongoing technical support to students, faculty, and clinical partners in the use of Platinum Planner and related clinical management systems.
• Coordinate student onboarding requirements, including immunization verification, tuberculosis screening, Basic Life Support (BLS) certification tracking, and collection and maintenance of required compliance documentation.
• Conduct clinical orientation sessions to prepare students for successful participation in clinical experiences and ensure understanding of agency expectations and program requirements.
• Monitor student progress throughout clinical experiences and communicate performance, concerns, and completion status with faculty and students to support academic success.
• Promote a culture of student success by providing responsive communication, guidance, and support throughout the clinical education process.
• Participate in department, division, college, and community meetings and initiatives that support EMS program and college goals.
• Maintain strict confidentiality of student health, background, and compliance records in accordance with HIPAA, FERPA, institutional policies, and clinical site requirements.
• Maintain records within designated systems according to accreditation, college, and clinical partner requirements.
• Identify opportunities to improve efficiency, accuracy, and consistency within clinical compliance processes and communicate recommendations to program leadership.
• Maintain current contact information for clinical partners and placement contacts.
• Manage fluctuating workloads and competing deadlines during peak clinical placement periods while maintaining accuracy and compliance with accreditation, clinical site and program expectations.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

EMS Clinical/Student Success Coordinator overseeing clinical education experiences for students

EMS Clinical/Student Success Coordinator

EMS Clinical/Student Success Coordinator managing clinical education experiences at Northwood Technical College. Collaborating with clinical agencies and supporting student success throughout the clinical education process.

• Effectively communicate with hospital clinical staff and Access TeleCare physicians to ensure timely and efficient patient care
• Courteously answer all incoming calls to the consult center and accurately take down patient information
• Effectively communicate with clinical specialists to ensure timely, efficient and satisfactory results; this includes coordinating paperwork, ensure images uploaded from client hospitals to VidiStar, setting up video conferencing exam-units and testing connections
• Ensure courteous and respectful handling of all inbound and outbound phone calls from/to employees, clients and clinical specialists
• Provide Tier 1 technical support to hospitals and to company physicians
• Facilitate and confirm timely hand off to Tier 2 IT support
• Report any failure of SLA or company goals or conflicts to supervisor immediately
• Some work is completed without established procedures
• Other tasks as needed

Clinical Support Coordinator in a remote 2nd shift team for telemedicine services

Clinical Coordinator – Full Time, 2nd Shift

Clinical Support Coordinator working remote on 2nd shift for telemedicine provider. Ensuring patient care excellence and providing technical support for telemedicine consultations.

• Maintains a .5 caseload (supervisory and pod hours) through telehealth service delivery.
• Aids the National Directors in the Clinical Pillar through supporting initiatives and ensures regional adherence to established clinical programs.
• Clinical and Professional Skills Checklists (CSC/PSC) auditing, analysis, and reporting.
• Case Management Oversight (CMO) auditing, analysis, and reporting.
• Practical Functional Assessment (PFA) and Skills Based Treatment (SBT) fidelity monitoring, data analysis, and progress reporting.
• Datacloud support.
• Clinical dashboard analysis and reporting.
• T-Rec (prescription tool) support (to be determined).
• Developing and delivering training on clinical quality activities, processes, and data.
• Accreditation support (i.e., ACQ).
• Universal Protocol auditing, analysis, and reporting.
• Clinical scorecard supported (ex. Data retrieval, analysis, refinement).
• Behavioral Health Index (BHI) data monitoring and analysis.
• Office Hour support (identifying topics, presentation creation, presentation delivery).
• Continuing Education Units (CEU) provider assistance.
• Performance Evaluation (ex. CD Performance Evaluation) support (i.e., data collection and reporting).
• Assist with teams working on updating clinical quality tools and processes.
• Assist with caregiver surveys (i.e., monitoring, data analysis).
• Creates and delivers clinical content as needed for Acorn Health clinicians.
• Monitors shared email accounts.
• Participates in regional behavior analysis advocacy organization activities.
• Performs other related duties as assigned/may assist in the implementation and monitoring of clinical tasks performed by other departments (ex. Training and Development; Compliance) on an as needed basis.

Clinical Quality Coordinator supporting clinical quality initiatives in Telehealth services

Clinical Quality Coordinator

Clinical Quality Coordinator blending Telehealth BCBA services with clinical quality initiatives at Acorn Health. Focused on ensuring clinical initiatives roll out smoothly and efficiently.

• Builds teams to offer the highest quality of life to our patients.
• Maintains organized, effective, and efficient systems and communication to ensure the continuity of quality patient care is delivered.
• Evaluates agency operations, maintains a variety of tracking systems, and identifies ways to enhance workflow and productivity.
• Assists staff in maintaining current and accurate medical records and utilization review.
• Assists clinical supervisor with non-clinical phone inquiries.
• Notifies supervisor of any problems requiring administrative attention and intervention.
• Processes and distributes in and out daily mail for the department, collects and maintains inventory, and cleans equipment.
• Implements all available actions to prevent avoidable hospitalization and ER visits.
• Attends training, education, seminars, or other means of learning.
• Treats patients and caregivers in the highest and most effective manner.
• Provides positive, supportive communication to physicians, patients, families, visitors, and other agency personnel.
• Promotes Elara Caring’s philosophy, mission statement and administrative policies to ensure quality of care.
• Maintains patient and staff privacy and confidentiality pursuant to HIPAA Privacy Final Rule.
• Performs other duties/projects as assigned.

Clinical Coordinator guiding healthcare teams to provide top-quality patient care

Clinical Coordinator leading teams to ensure high-quality care for patients in their homes. Overseeing operations and promoting Elara Caring’s mission in a supportive environment.

• The Clinical Coordinator (CC) is responsible for all overall operations and activities of the smaller-sized dialysis units operated by Rendevor Dialysis
• Through effective leadership, professionalism, and management, the Clinical Coordinator uses clinical/nursing knowledge and dialysis experience to ensure quality measures are met by delivering safe dialysis treatments
• The Clinical Coordinator develops, trains, coaches, acts as a resource and oversees clinical teammates assigned to the unit as well as coordinates activities with the technical personnel
• The Clinical Coordinator provides excellent customer service and maintains strong relationships through effective communication and visibility with providers, DOC/BOP, Managed Healthcare Organization, Post Acute, Hospitals, etc.
• As required by the Regional Director, the Clinical Coordinator is responsible for financial management such as inventory/supplies, accurate staffing efficiencies and ensuring compliance with applicable company and state regulatory requirements
• Reports to the Regional Director as assigned

Clinical Coordinator overseeing dialysis operations at Rendevor Dialysis

Clinical Coordinator overseeing dialysis operations at Rendevor Dialysis. Responsible for quality measures and clinical team management in dialysis units.

• Manage a column of in-person patients each day, handling communication before, during, and after appointments.
• Complete clinical tasks including vitals, intra-oral scans, oral photos, pharyngometer, and rhinometer.
• Provide education to patients related to treatment options and their treatment plan.
• Support medical and dental providers by conducting comprehensive patient passoffs.

Clinical Coordinator managing patient care and support for sleep disorders.

Clinical Coordinator at Star Sleep & Wellness managing patient care at North Carolina location. Collaborating with clinical team to diagnose and treat sleep disorders.

• Work in a fully remote environment and virtually engage with company and team in your daily work.
• Subject Matter Expert (SME) on entire scope of QI measures, services, customers and quality initiatives under various commercial and governmental payers.
• Conduct proactive patient outreach initiatives to identify and address quality gaps, engaging with patients to educate them on preventive care measures, schedule necessary screenings or appointments, and facilitate adherence to treatment plans, thereby contributing to improved health outcomes and closing quality gaps.
• Collect quality data using various methods of data sourcing-EMR, claims, provider outreach.
• Manage daily work using multiple systems and applications-EMR systems, payer portals, vendor platforms, Guidehealth applications, Microsoft 365 for Excel, Word and PowerPoint and Teams for messaging and meetings.
• Work with patient lists, gap lists, sourced health data and medical records in your daily work.
• Leverage all quality related resources to ensure accuracy and completeness of work measure/project instructions, NCQA/HEDIS® specifications, coding documents, quick reference guides.
• Prioritize daily work to meet various quality reporting deadlines and requirements.
• Communicate quality performances, barriers and improvement strategies both internally and with customers.
• Follow all established policies and procedures for various QI workflows to ensure overall success.
• Collaborate w/ customers, payers, co-workers to accomplish daily work.
• Participate in all departmental and payer sponsored webinars/trainings/support calls throughout the year.
• Communicate professionally and develop positive relationships with co-workers, customers, providers and providers’ support staff.

Remote Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator enhancing patient health outcomes

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator

Remote Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator enhancing patient health outcomes through proactive outreach and quality data management at Guidehealth. Engage with patients and collaborate with various stakeholders in a fully remote environment.

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator improving patient health outcomes remotely

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator improving patient health outcomes through data and patient outreach remotely. Involves collaborating with healthcare providers and managing quality initiatives across various payers.

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator engaging in remote patient outreach initiatives

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator engaging in remote patient outreach initiatives within Guidehealth's healthcare framework. Focused on quality measures to improve health outcomes and address quality gaps.

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Clinical Coordinator

Simulation and Clinical Skills Coordinator

RN Clinical Coordinator, Heart and Vascular

Dialysis Clinical Coordinator

Clinical Coordinator

Clinical Coordinator, Admissions

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator – Eye Exam Specialist

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator – Eye Exam Specialist

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator - Eye Exam Specialist

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator – Eye Exam Specialist

Assistant or Associate Professor, Second-Year Clinical Coordinator, CHP Audiology

EMS Clinical/Student Success Coordinator

Clinical Coordinator – Full Time, 2nd Shift

Clinical Quality Coordinator

Clinical Coordinator

Dialysis Clinical Coordinator

Clinical Coordinator

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator

Clinical Quality Improvement Coordinator