School Based Dental Health Coordinator

Job Description Summary: The School-Based Dental Coordinator is responsible for coordinating and supporting the delivery of high-quality dental services within school-based settings. Acting as a central liaison between students, families, school personnel, and internal departments, this position plays a key role in ensuring smooth program operations. Additionally, the role supports the mission of Community Health Center, Inc. to provide accessible dental care to school-aged children in a seamless, efficient manner. Operational & Administrative Support Execute delegated tasks from the Senior Program Manager. Maintain accurate records of activities, timelines, and performance metrics. Perform data entry, reporting, and general administrative duties. Coordinate transportation, setup, and maintenance of dental equipment with Facilities. Schedule patient appointments and manage dental hygienist templates aligned with school hours. Maintain up-to-date directories, school calendars, and student lists. Clinical & Enrollment Coordination Monitor voicemails and communication channels daily to ensure timely responses. Coordinate dental provider schedules and student appointments. Visit school sites to deliver or collect consent forms and clinical supplies as needed. Ensure clinical inventory is maintained and supply orders are fulfilled. Facilitate communication between students, families, and providers. Uphold safety protocols and coordinate equipment needs during service delivery. Assist with documentation, form scanning, and follow-up requests. Enrollment & Insurance Support Manage the enrollment process in accordance with the SBHC Playbook. Update the SBHC Dashboard regularly throughout the school year. Identify uninsured or underinsured students and refer them to the Access to Care team. Support billing accuracy by reviewing data to minimize financial discrepancies. Outreach & Marketing Coordinate and participate in outreach activities, including occasional evening or weekend events. Maintain and distribute marketing materials; update content across digital platforms. Track and report on outreach efforts, including flyers, texting campaigns, and other initiatives. Develop and maintain community partnerships to promote program awareness and student enrollment. Licensure & Compliance Work with the Manager of Clinical Accreditation to ensure site licensure and renewals are up to date. Monitor expiration dates for licenses and certifications (e.g., Fire Marshal approvals). Order and manage supplies required for compliance and licensure processes. Team Collaboration & Leadership Attend and actively participate in program and regional team meetings. Support quality improvement initiatives and internal process development. Assist in onboarding and orienting new staff members. Maintain data integrity to ensure accurate student records and reporting. Regional Operations Support during Peak Periods Provide coverage for regional operations tasks during high-volume periods throughout the year, including: Licensure processing Enrollment processing Ensuring timely completion of compliance requirements Update and maintain accurate school lists and associated documentation. Support outreach activities and communications to meet program deadlines and enrollment goals. Qualifications Required: Bachelor's degree. Minimum of 2 years of experience in a healthcare or school-based environment. Excellent communication, organizational, and critical thinking skills. Proficiency in Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel. Experience in outreach, customer service, and administrative operations. Ability to multitask, prioritize, and manage timelines effectively. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation required for regional travel. Preferred: Bilingual (English/Spanish or other language). Preferred: Current CPR certification. Preferred: Experience with electronic health records (EHR) systems. Preferred: Familiarity with community outreach and marketing practices. Physical & Work Environment Minimal physical demands; frequent use of computer and telephone. Exposure to clinical environments and potential biohazards during school visits. Work Schedule Non‑Exempt, Full‑time (40 hours a week, 8 hours a day). Flexible hours, must be able to work nights and weekends as needed. Regional travel required. Location Maloney High School, Meriden, Connecticut. #J-18808-Ljbffr Community Health Center, Inc