Patient Navigator - Operation Mend
University of California - Los Angeles Health | |
United States, California, Los Angeles | |
April 19, 2024 | |
Description
The Semel Institute is seeking to hire a full time Patient Navigator to provide high touch navigation for patients and family members on and off the UCLA Campus as designated by the Operation Mend program. Duties Can include:
* Coordinating all travel, hotels, and accommodations for Operation Mend patients and family members. * Escorting patients and family members to and from the airport, clinical appointments, surgeries, events, and other locations as needed. * Accompany Operation Mend patients and family members into the designated appointments and serve as a liaison, and scribe to communicate with Operation Mend team members relevant information to optimize patient care and coordination. * Coordinate with care team to ensure that all transportation and escort needs are met for the Operation Mend Program for all clinical and nonclinical program activities. * Must be flexible and excel in problem solving. Individual must be detail oriented and able to anticipate special needs for patients and other guests. * Proactively determine program needs and work with a team to create weekly and monthly schedules. * Maintaining the highest level of professionalism and keep detailed and accurate records of all activities performed. Pay Range: $32.98 - $45.40 hourly. Qualifications
* Knowledge of military culture desired
* Experience working with patients with varying illnesses, injuries, and disabilities is desired. * Bachelor's degree preferred. * Working knowledge of BruinBuy and Concur desired. * Working knowledge of departmental policies and procedures on the safe transport of patients. * Knowledge of the UCLA Health landscape and medical campuses is strongly preferred. * Ability to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with other staff members and all other personnel. * Skill in listening and comprehending information received in person or over the telephone to navigate and coordinate care for Operation Mend patients. * Ability to anticipate specific needs for individual patients, family members, and staff. * Detail oriented and ability to keep accurate and thorough records. * Ability to work standing, walking, and sitting for extended periods of time. * Interpersonal skills to interact diplomatically and sensitively with patients, staff, and visitors. * Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.) is desired. * Ability to develop priorities, meet deadline, and maintain strong communication with the Operation Mend team. * Ability to work independently on assignments with minimal supervision. * Must have a flexible schedule to include weekends and some evenings. * Maintain strong communication, time management and organization skills. |