Bilingual Health Insurance Navigator
$50,000/year
ApplyBilingual Health Insurance Navigator
Posted 11 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$50,000/year
About the role
- Provides education and enrollment services to individuals and small businesses about the NY State's healthcare plans and guides individuals through the Marketplace's enrollment process
- Builds partnerships with local communities for enrollment and referral purposes and works at network partner sites to actively market and promote the program to target populations
- Achieves at least 50 enrollments very month and 10 partnership goal in the first 6 months.
- Enters enrollment information into NADAP's database, attend events and writes post-event reports
- Conducts outreach to community and participates in events and identifies and contacts eligible participants, through face-to-face outreach, email and phone
- Schedules appointments with eligible participants, and follows-up with reminders, including phone and email contact
- Attends staff meetings, trainings and provides program updates to the supervisor
- High School Diploma required; Bachelor's degree preferred
- Entry level experience, we provide complete training needed for this role
- Bilingual speaker required in Chinese, Russian, French, or Korean (can read, speak, write)
- Proficient with MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) and online research
- Ability to work flexible hours with a rotating schedule. Work late nights and on weekends on occasions
- Comfortable with field work (approx. 25%).
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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