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The Health Coach I/Office Coordinator provides administrative support to program administrators, health coaches, and clinical staff while serving as a frontline community wellness leader and healthy lifestyle example. The patient-facing role promotes healthy behaviors, supports personal health decision-making and chronic disease self-management, helps clients navigate barriers to care, and works to improve health outcomes. The position provides convenient health screenings and individual and group motivational interviewing-based coaching for chronic condition and lifestyle management. It also connects patients with assistance for medical, mental health, and social needs; captures client information and visit purposes for follow-up; and facilitates client information for coaching-service billing. Administrative duties include distributing monthly calendars and activity schedules, scheduling meetings, managing patient information and appointments in the EHR, and providing receptionist and phone coverage. TennesseeCares Health Hubs are neighborhood health and wellness centers serving medically underserved communities. The hubs extend primary care into the community, provide preventive and wellness services, bridge gaps in care, and connect people with healthcare and community resources regardless of ability to pay. The role supports Health Hub operations, client experience, documentation and compliance, coaching and engagement, care navigation, and community outreach.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED

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