About the role
Job Title: Coordinator
Salary Range: $20/Hour
Location:
Springfield, MAJoin our Springfield, MA team as a Coordinator, supporting Home Health Aides, clients, and Case Managers through scheduling, staff coordination, and day-to-day administrative oversight. Requirements to Apply• 2 years of coordinator or related experience preferred• Bilingual Spanish required• Strong communication, telephone, leadership, and people skills• Ability to multitask, work independently, and learn company software This full-time, in-office Coordinator role supports home health services through staff scheduling, client communication, case coordination, and administrative supervision.
Job Overview:
Coordinate Home Health Aide schedules, client services, documentation, payroll, staffing, and performance while maintaining quality care and communication.
Benefits:
• $20/hour• Leadership and supervisory responsibilities• Opportunity to participate in recruitment, orientation, and staff development• In-person role with direct interaction across office and field teams Other Perks• Employee recruitment and orientation involvement• Participation in performance evaluations and disciplinary processes• Collaboration with clients, families, Case Managers, and community resources• Opportunity to improve home health service operations Where? Springfield, MA offers access to urban amenities, recreational opportunities, diverse communities, and convenient access to the broader New England region.
Who Are We?
Our client provides home health services, focusing on coordinating field staff, supporting clients, maintaining service quality, and ensuring effective care operations.
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