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Neurodevelopmental Care Navigator, Full-Time
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Mercy
O'Fallon, MO (In Person)
Full-Time
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Find your calling at Mercy! The Neurodevelopmental Care Navigator serves as a primary point of contact and resource for children and families accessing neurodevelopmental and pediatric specialty services. This includes programs such as therapy services (PT, OT, Speech), NICU Follow-Up, developmental evaluation, autism services, and behavioral health/ABA. The Navigator supports families through intake, triage, and care coordination, providing education, counseling, and ongoing follow-up. This role works closely with interdisciplinary teams to ensure timely access to services and continuity of care across the patient journey.
Position Details:
Mercy Hospital, St. Louis- Child Development 4525 Mid Rivers Mall Dr Saint Peters, MO 63376Minimum Qualifications:
Education :
Master's Degree in Social Work, Bachelor's degree of Nursing or Doctorate in related field.Licensure :
CurrentLCSW, LMSW, RN
in state of practice, or PsyD in state of practice.Experience :
Three years pediatric care management experience, working with families as well as multidisciplinary team of physicians, psychologists, nurse practitioners and therapists.Preferred Qualifications:
Experience:
Prior experience with community resources for children with Autism. Experience working with children and families affected by common co-occurring diagnoses and neurodevelopment.Other Skills, Knowledge, Abilities:
- To effectively support children with Autism, knowledge and experience with community resources are essential, along with familiarity with Applied Behavior Analysis and Individual Education Plan Advocacy.
- Maintains confidentiality and compliance. Understands relevant policies, displays attention to detail, and ethical decision-making. Has the ability to identify areas for improvement, implement changes effectively.
- Demonstrates patient advocacy and communication that involves strong interpersonal skills, empathy, and the ability to encourage participation in treatment plans.
- Applies effective resource coordination, care management, organizational skills, thorough assessments, and efficient intervention strategies.