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Pear Suite

Community Health Worker - SACRAMENTO

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What they do

A Community Health Worker works in the community to help individuals get medical care and access to health care resources. Promotes preventative care and health screenings; works with health care providers to improve community outreach.

$53,125 / year median in California

+23% projected growth

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Community Health Worker - SACRAMENTO Pear Suite Sacramento, CA Job Details Full-time $22 - $25 an hour 19 hours ago Benefits Dental insurance Work from home Vision insurance Qualifications Computer operation HIPAA compliance Phone communication Computer literacy HIPAA Computer skills Clinical confidentiality policies Community outreach case management method Client interaction via phone calls Full Job Description About Pear Suite Pear Suite is an early-stage digital health company building software for community-based care. Our care navigation platform equips community health workers, doulas, care navigators, and the organizations that support them with tools to collect, visualize, and act on social determinants of health data. We help community-based organizations, health systems, and government-funded care programs deliver more coordinated, person-centered care. Why Pear Suite? We're a mission-driven team committed to health equity and innovation in community-based care. You'll thrive here if you're eager to take initiative, value autonomy, and enjoy building structure where none exists. Join us to build scalable, human-centered technology that empowers frontline workers and improves lives across the U.S. About the role Care Navigators will work with community members, including older adults and those from diverse and underserved communities, to assess and address health and social service needs and promote well-being. Care Navigators will utilize a comprehensive assessment and a range of peer coaching strategies, including health education activities, friendly check-ins, and resource linking, all by phone. Other duties may include community outreach and evaluation. What you'll do Participate in new team member orientation, as well as ongoing training Clearly and efficiently follow provided processes and policies Be prompt and thorough with scheduled engagements, follow-through, documentation, and tracking progress Use your discretion and keep conversation topics appropriate Converse in a friendly and engaged manner and show empathy and discretion by building rapport and creating a positive and welcoming experience for community members Have a good sense of community and available resources available to community members to access Utilize community resources, social services, and partnerships to meet community members' needs. Able to communicate effectively by relaying questions and concerns to staff and promptly responding to team-wide communications Have cultural humility, knowledge, and awareness of community cultures and values Other duties as assigned Qualifications
MUST BE LOCATED IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY
Applicant must meet one of the following minimum qualifications for CHWs in
California:
Certificate Pathway:
A valid certificate of completion of a curriculum that attests to demonstrated skills and/or practical training in the following areas: communication, interpersonal and relationship building, service coordination and navigation, capacity building, advocacy, education and facilitation, individual and community assessment, professional skills and conduct, outreach, evaluation and research, and basic knowledge in public health principles and social drivers of health (SDOH).
Work Experience Pathway:
An individual who has at least 2,000 hours working as a CHW in paid or volunteer positions within the previous three years and has demonstrated skills and practical training in the areas described above Reliable transportation and a flexible schedule for face to face outreach. Excellent written and verbal communication skills; comfortable communicating and engaging in person or by video conference and phone with staff, community members, family members, and community partners Strong computer skills; ability to learn and operate web-based systems effectively (state-required programs) Confidentiality when dealing with confidential matters or sensitive subjects by abiding by all HIPPA guidelines Highly organized with attention to detail Able to maintain professionalism and flexibility in times of change and improvement Flexible schedule What we offer The hourly rate for this position is $22-$25/hr. depending on level of experience A mission driven culture that values innovation, collaboration and growth Work from home (except when participating in local events) Health, dental, and vision insurance Health and Wellness Stipend Tech Stipend