Current Openings

Project Access Clark County - Patient Care Coordinator *New Posting

The Patient Care Coordinator facilitates and coordinates specialty care for uninsured patients admitted into the program. This position manages patient information and referrals; coordinates specialty appointments and the aftercare required to meet the patient’s needs; tracks patient data; maintains ongoing verbal and written communication with volunteer community providers and works as member of the care coordination team within the Free Clinic as well as with the regional Project Access program (Portland metro area).

Project Access Clark County (PACC) Patient Care Coordinator

Project Access Clark County - Program Manager

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Project Access Clark County (PACC) Program Manager

Three (3) AmeriCorps Positions

The AmeriCorps member is a 10.5 month, full-time position with a nominal stipend for basic living expenses.  The AmeriCorps 2010-2011 service year is September 1^st - July 31^st and requires a total commitment of 1700 hours. 

AmeriCorps Member Benefits include

• Monthly living stipend (apprx $1,000/month)

• Option of education or cash award at end of service

• To learn more, please visit www.americorps.gov

To Apply for any of these positions

1. Register for the AmeriCorps Program www.americorps.gov  and then apply for the position through their website.
   
2. Submit a cover letter & resume to the Volunteer Manager - Dani Leis leis@freeclinics.org

1.  Volunteer Program & Project Access Clark County

(This position provides coordination for two programs.)

Program Coordinator - Volunteer Program (65%)   
The Program Coordinator will work with existing volunteers and will provide volunteer scheduling support to program leaders. The member will act as the primary facilitator of new volunteers, from application, interview. and enrollment, to job placement and orientation. They will act as a liaison with the public to communicate patient need and volunteer opportunities—this will involve speaking to potential volunteers at volunteer fairs, over the phone, by email, and through other media. 

Program Assistant - Project Access Clark County (35%) 
The Program Assistant will help support the program through the receiving of referrals and the screening & eligibility process. Inputting referrals into the database, putting case review forms on and in Medical Review folder, updating the tracking log, contacting of patients, working with community partners regarding screening of patients, processing enrollment applications, process any follow-up from the Medical Review, returning patient phone calls and dealing with phone messages. Other duties as assigned.

2.  Dental Program & Project Access Clark County

(This position provides coordination for two programs.)

Program Coordinator - Dental Program (65%)  
The Program Coordinator is responsible for the coordination of dental clinics with Van Coordinator, patient management, communication with patients, and community outreach.

Program Assistant - Project Access Clark County (35%) 
The Program Assistant will provide support inputting provider information, updating the web-site, closing patient files, creating newly enrolled patient files, compiling and completing reports, taking meeting minutes, updating forms when needed, processing mail, contacting DSHS to check the status of patients in their system. Other duties as assigned.

3.  Medical Program

       This position is a full time position in one program.

Program Coordinator (100%)
The AmeriCorps Program Coordinator supports overall clinic goals by assisting in the organization and implementation of our Vision and Immunization clinics, Urgent Care Clinics, and transitional diabetes program. The Vision and Immunization clinics are two essential clinic programs – each with exciting growth opportunities. The AmeriCorps member will gain experience in understanding how health clinics function and develop professional skills that can be used in future positions. Urgent care clinics are a core program of the Free Clinic, and utilize various volunteers to provide medical care to patients with urgent health concerns. The AmeriCorps member will also have the opportunity to coordinate a new diabetic program which seeks to provide a transitional resource where patients’ diabetes is stabilized before they see an endocrinologist.