Case Coordinator for Care Manager
trinity advocacy groupNaperville (IL)
$60,000
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Posted 5 days ago
trinity advocacy groupNaperville (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$60,000
About the role
Case Coordinator, Care Management | Full-Time Trinity Advocacy Group | Oak Brook, ILAre you the person who gets things done, follows things through, and makes sure important details don't fall through the cracks? Trinity Advocacy Group (TAG) is growing, and we're looking for an exceptional Case Coordinator to join our Care Management team. This is meaningful, hands-on work supporting older adults and adults with disabilities. You'll work closely with our Care Managers to turn care plans into action by coordinating the people, services, appointments and practical details that help our clients live safely and well.
What you'll do:
- Coordinate appointments, caregivers, transportation, services and other client needs
- Communicate with clients, families, healthcare providers and community resources
- Keep important tasks moving and follow through until the loop is closed
- Help organize records, paperwork and new-client needs
- Research resources and solve the everyday problems that make a real difference for our clients You may be a great fit if you are
- Exceptionally organized, resourceful and dependable
- A warm, confident communicator
- Comfortable juggling multiple priorities without losing the details
Tech-comfortable, including Microsoft 365 Someone who knows when to take initiative and when to ask for guidance Experience in aging services, healthcare, disability services, home care or care coordination is a plus, but who you are and how you work matter to us, too. The position includes some local Chicagoland travel and shared (telephonic) on-call responsibilities.
Salary: starting at $60,000 (commensurate with position requirements and experience)
Benefits:
Health insurance, bonus opportunity, retirement match and PTOIf you're someone who loves making things happen, helping people and being part of a team that takes its work seriously, we'd love to meet you.
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