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Inpatient Specialists Group
Transitional Care Coordinator
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A Care Coordinator develops and manages patient care programs and handles patient cases. Keeps patients informed about their care options.
$64,215 / year median in Florida
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Transitional Care Coordinator Inpatient Specialists Group - 3.0 Tampa, FL Job Details Full-time 19 hours ago Benefits Health savings account Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Flexible spending account Vision insurance 401(k) matching Life insurance Qualifications Teamwork Electronic health records (EHR) management Phone communication Medical office experience Medical scheduling Health record tracking Organizational skills Computer skills Clerical experience Client interaction via phone calls Full Job Description Seeking an experienced Medical Assistant or CNA with strong clerical, EMR, scheduling and patient communication skills for a primarily administrative/clinical coordination role. This is not a traditional bedside or back-office MA position. About the Role Inpatient Specialists Group is seeking a Transitional Care Coordinator to support patients as they transition from the hospital or post-acute setting back into the community. This is a patient-facing healthcare coordination role ideal for an experienced Medical Assistant or CNA who has strong clerical, communication, and organizational skills and enjoys helping patients navigate their care after discharge. The Transitional Care Coordinator works closely with patients, families, providers, and healthcare teams to help ensure patients receive timely follow-up and remain connected to the care and resources they need after leaving the hospital. What You'll Do Conduct outreach to patients following hospital and post-acute discharge Assist with scheduling and coordinating transitional care follow-up appointments Communicate with patients and families by phone, text, and electronic messaging Review hospital discharge information and identify patients appropriate for transitional care follow-up Document patient outreach and communication accurately in the electronic health record Communicate patient concerns and barriers to the appropriate clinical team Help patients understand their next steps and connect them with appropriate members of their healthcare team Collaborate with physicians, advanced practice providers, hospital teams, and post-acute facilities Maintain organized patient worklists and ensure timely follow-up