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Optimal Health Chiropractic & Physical Therapy
Patient Care Coordinator
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What they do
A Clinical Coordinator coordinates operations and oversees medical assisting staff in a clinic or medical department. Responsibilities include supervision of day-to-day operations, management of business aspects, HR duties within the team.
$71,114 / year median in New Jersey
+20% projected growth
Job Description
Patient Care Coordinator — Are You the Person Who Makes Things Happen? Full-Time | In-Person | Optimal Health Some people wait to be told what to do. Some people see what needs to happen — and make it happen. We're looking for the second person. Optimal Health is a fast-growing chiropractic and physical therapy practice, and we're looking for an exceptional Patient Care Coordinator to become one of the key people driving our patient experience. We're looking for someone who is: Great with people. Extremely organized. Confident on the phone. Comfortable with sales. Competitive enough to care about results. Detail-oriented enough that things don't fall through the cracks. And hungry enough to want more responsibility as they prove themselves. If you're looking for a job where you can sit behind a desk, answer a few phones, and wait for 5:00… This isn't it. If you love people, move fast, communicate well, and get satisfaction from making things happen… Keep reading. The Mission Our doctors and physical therapists can create an excellent plan for a patient. But a great plan means very little if the patient doesn't understand it, doesn't schedule it, cancels appointments, disappears halfway through care, or never follows through. Your job is to make sure patients don't get lost. You'll become the quarterback of the patient journey — connecting patients with our doctors, therapists, clinical team, and front office. You'll know who needs a phone call. Who needs to get scheduled. Who cancelled. Who hasn't followed through. Who has a question. Who needs to talk to their doctor. And who said, "I'll call you later" three days ago and still hasn't called. You don't wait for those problems to find you. You find them first. What You'll Actually Do You'll spend your days: Building genuine relationships with patients Talking with patients in person and on the phone Making outbound follow-up calls every day Helping new patients navigate their first few visits Supporting patients as they understand and commit to their treatment plans Helping patients work through scheduling, financial, and logistical concerns Following up immediately when patients begin falling off their care plan Re-engaging patients who have disappeared Keeping patients appropriately scheduled Coordinating chiropractic and physical therapy care Reinforcing recommendations made by our providers Recognizing when a question needs to go back to a doctor Tracking follow-ups so nobody falls through the cracks Helping our team deliver an exceptional experience in a high-volume practice There is administration involved. There are phones. There is scheduling. But those are tools of the job — not the purpose of the job. The purpose is to own the patient experience and help people follow through. Who We're Really Looking For Your resume matters less to us than who you are. You're a people person. You can walk into a room and talk to almost anyone. You remember names. You ask good questions. People tend to feel comfortable talking to you. You're great on the phone. You don't hide behind text messages. Calling someone you've never met doesn't bother you. Neither does calling someone back for the third time because you said you would follow through. You can sell. Not the sleazy kind. The good kind. You listen. You figure out what someone is actually concerned about. You communicate value. You ask good questions. And you're comfortable asking someone to make a decision. You're ridiculously organized. If you tell a patient you'll call Tuesday, you call Tuesday. Nobody should need to remind you. You have some competitive fire. You like knowing whether you're winning. Goals don't scare you. Being measured doesn't offend you. You'd rather know where you stand and figure out how to improve. You're coachable. We are building detailed training systems around patient communication, follow-up, sales, care-plan recovery, and the entire patient journey. We'll teach you. But we're going to expect you to learn it, practice it, and get good at it. You take ownership. This might be the most important one. When something becomes yours, it's yours until it's finished.