Community Health Worker II

Community Health Worker II is an advanced role focused on providing comprehensive case management, healthcare coordination, and community outreach services for individuals impacted by Sickle Cell Disease (SCD). With experience in clinical and community health, the CHW II serves as a vital resource for patients and families, helping them navigate complex healthcare systems, access critical resources, and manage chronic health needs. In addition to working closely with healthcare providers, the CHW II also builds and maintains partnerships with local agencies, delivers community-based health education, and supports the development of CHW I team members. This role is committed to advancing health equity and improving outcomes for individuals with SCD. Primary Responsibilities Data Management and Reporting Collect and report data related to CHW Community and Clinic based work. Ensure real-time data entry in Case Management System to maintain accurate and up-to-date client records. Use data to report Caseload outcomes. Care Coordination & Case Management Provide patient-centered case management, developing individualized care plans, assessing needs, and coordinating with healthcare providers to address medical, social, and logistical concerns. Assist patients with scheduling appointments, coordinating transportation, and overcoming barriers to accessing care, ensuring continuity and adherence to treatment plans. Conduct home visits and follow-up calls to monitor patient progress, support adherence, and respond to any emerging healthcare needs. Community Outreach & Education Actively engage in community outreach events and represent the organization at health fairs, workshops, and educational sessions to raise awareness of SCD and available resources. Deliver educational presentations and training to individuals, families, and local organizations, promoting understanding of SCD, its impacts, and best practices for management. Identify community health needs and collaborate with stakeholders to develop strategies addressing these gaps, supporting the health and wellness of SCD patients. Special Projects & Transition Coordination Lead and participate in special projects focused on enhancing community health outcomes, collaborating with healthcare providers and community organizations to implement innovative health initiatives. Serve as a transition coordinator for patients moving from pediatric to adult care, working closely with families, patients, and providers to create smooth and supportive transitions. Develop and implement individualized transition plans, tailoring support to meet each patient’s unique needs as they move between care settings. Clinic Specialization & Patient Support Work within a specialized Networking California for Sickle Cell Care (NCSCC) clinic, applying advanced skills in patient support, resource navigation, and healthcare coordination to serve SCD patients. Collaborate closely with the healthcare team to provide integrated, high-quality care tailored to the unique challenges of SCD. Mentorship and Guidance Provide support and guidance to CHW I Team Members Assist in shadowing and mentoring activities Other Organizational duties as assigned Qualifications At least 3 Years of experience in clinical or community health work, ideally in chronic diseases or sickle cell related settings. Strong foundation in case management, care coordination, and outreach program delivery, with proficiency in delivering health education and navigation to diverse audiences. Ability to work effectively with patients, healthcare providers, and community partners, demonstrating empathy, communication skills, and cultural sensitivity. Knowledge of healthcare navigation, community resources, and social services, with proven skills in patient advocacy and resource - referral facilitation. Working Conditions/Physical Requirements Work primarily in a climate-controlled environment with minimal safety/health hazard potential. Sedentary, sitting, walking, frequent visual use for reading and computer use. This job will require regular local travel to assigned clinical site(s) at Martin Luther King Jr. Hospital Outpatient Center in Los Angeles. This position will also require weekly travel to SCDF Home Office located in Ontario, CA. Local CHWs are required to report to the office on Mondays and Wednesdays. Equal Opportunity Employer: The Sickle Cell Disease Foundation is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. 401(k) and 401(k) matching Dental, Vision and Health Insurance Paid Time Off Mileage – Travel Reimbursement Schedule Hybrid – Variable (In-Clinic / In-office / Work from Home) Monday – Friday with some Saturdays

8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Other Requirements Valid CA Driver's License Reliable transportation and Auto Insurance #J-18808-Ljbffr Sickle Cell Disease Foundation