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Marina del Rey, CA
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Community Care Navigator - Social Services - Full time - Marina Hospital
Pay: $25/hr
Posted: 2 weeks ago
Location: Marina del Rey, CA (Onsite)
Last Updated: 3 days ago
Hours: Full-Time
Expires: 10/1/2026
Job Description
Community Care Navigator
Social Services
Full time
Marina Hospital Cedars-Sinai
4.1 Marina del Rey, CA Job Details Full-time $25.00
$34.
46 an hour 21 hours ago Qualifications Housing advocacy Case documentation in social services Patient follow-up care Housing case management Medical documentation Interdisciplinary collaboration in health services social work Harm reduction Patient advocacy Community resource coordination in health services social work Databases Experience working with individuals experiencing homelessness Overseeing care coordination Bachelor's degree Managing patients as a health services social worker Multidisciplinary team collaboration for treatment planning Clean workspace maintenance Discharge planning in health services social work Clinical confidentiality policies Social work care coordination Patient referrals Managing patient records Experience working with individuals from underserved communities Managing patients as a clinical case manager Direct patient care in social services case management Entry level Full Job Description Job
ID 19131
Location Marina del Rey, California, United States Job Category Patient Services Date posted 08/17/2026 Job Description The Community Care Navigator works closely with the Social Work Department, physicians, nurses and emergency department staff at Cedars-Sinai Marina del Rey Hospital (CSMDRH) to identify and assist homeless patients needing linkages with medical homes, shelter, counseling and other community resources. Utilizes a harm reduction model, serves to improve the follow-up care and services provided to unhoused patients at discharge, by assessing the patients' needs and ensuring that they are connected with the appropriate resources. Builds effective working relationships with the emergency department and other hospital staff to educate them on the resources and services available to this population and ways to effectively interface with the patients to address their needs. Works as part of a team to coordinate directly with social service agencies throughout LA County to connect unhoused patients to appropriate housing and services, including referrals to The People Concern when appropriate. Coordinates with primary care providers' medical teams to ensure that clients' ongoing medical needs are met. Assists in resolving patient care issues and needs by utilizing multidisciplinary team strategies. Maintains database and documentation of the services provided for patients. Follows up with patients, agencies, etc., post discharge with the intent of tracking outcomes from interventions. Maintains strict confidentiality and privacy practices and shares information, as appropriate and legally allowed, to coordinate patient care. Maintains a safe and clean working environment. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications Education No diploma/degree required
minimum Bachelor's Degree Bachelor's degree preferred, but professional experience in lieu of a degree will be considered.
preferred Experience 1 year Experience working with unhoused and/or underserved populations.
minimum 1 year Experience working as part of a health care team.
preferred Req
ID 19131
Working Title Community Care Navigator
Social Services
Full time
Marina Hospital Department Social Work Services Business Entity Cedars-Sinai Marina Hospital Job Category Patient Services Job Specialty Patient Relations Overtime Status
NONEXEMPT
Primary Shift Day Shift Duration 8 hour Base Pay $25.00
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