Senior Patient Advocate – RN / NP / PA,

What You'll Do: You'll become a central point of contact for patients and their families, helping them navigate physicians, specialists, hospitals, pharmacies, insurance companies, and other healthcare providers.

Responsibilities include: Build trusted relationships with seniors and their families Coordinate care across physicians and specialists Manage referrals and appointment follow-up Support post-hospital and discharge care Follow up on testing, treatment plans, and outstanding care needs Coordinate medications across providers and pharmacies Help resolve prescription and pharmacy issues Assist with insurance questions, authorizations, denials, and appeals Communicate updates and next steps to family members Identify gaps in care and proactively work to resolve them Track outstanding issues through completion Work closely with physicians and other healthcare professionals Use technology and AI-enabled tools to organize, document, and track patient needs Help develop the workflows and best practices for a growing Patient Advocate team

Required: Active, unrestricted RN, NP, or PA license in good standing 3+ years of patient-facing healthcare experience Experience working with seniors or older adults Strong care coordination, case management, or patient-navigation experience Excellent communication skills with patients and families Exceptional organization and follow-through Comfortable working with physicians, pharmacies, hospitals, and insurance companies Comfortable with technology and learning new tools Backgrounds That Could Be a Strong Fit We'd especially like to speak with clinicians coming from: Geriatric Care | Senior Care | Care Coordination | Patient Navigation | Complex Care Management | Case Management | Transitional Care | Population Health | Home Health | Concierge Medicine | Primary Care | Medicare-Focused Care Spanish-speaking candidates are strongly encouraged to apply. Who Will Thrive Here? This is not a traditional bedside nursing or clinical-treatment position. The right person is warm, reassuring, highly organized, persistent, and comfortable taking ownership. When a referral hasn't been scheduled, a prescription isn't right, an insurance issue hasn't been resolved, or a doctor's office hasn't responded, you keep working the problem until there's an answer. You'll also be joining at an early stage. Rather than inheriting an established Patient Advocate program, you'll have an opportunity to help build it—including workflows, processes, communication standards, and best practices. For someone who wants to combine their clinical background with patient advocacy, technology, problem-solving, and healthcare innovation, this is a rare opportunity to help shape a new model of care from the beginning. Interested? Apply to learn more about the opportunity and the team behind it.