Bilingual Care Navigator (Remote LPN)

HealthSnap (healthsnap.io) empowers patients and their physicians to improve health outcomes using an innovative platform for modern, proactive patient care. We help healthcare organizations easily manage chronic conditions remotely, and deliver personalized patient experiences when it's needed most. Be part of an organization built on teamwork, innovation, mutual respect, and equality for all. We believe in the power of prevention over treatment, after our co-founders experienced how modern healthcare failed their loved ones, they knew there had to be a better way. We believe that every patient deserves to receive the right care, at the right time, and in the right location - regardless of their condition or status. We lead with empathy above all else, and place the patient at the center of everything we do. Working at HealthSnap means being part of a family and a team where if you win, we all win, no matter how big or small the accomplishment. We take ownership - and lead with empathy - and expect each employee to recognize that real patients rely on HealthSnap every day. Position Overview: We are hiring Bilingual LPNs in multiple states to support patients who are enrolled in chronic care management and/or remote patient monitoring programs. This is done in partnership with the patients’ care team which may include primary or specialty physician practices or healthcare systems. Successful candidates will bring experience in educating patients on chronic diseases such as hypertension and diabetes. This is a full-time position that operates Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:30 p.m. Eastern Time, unless otherwise specified. As a Care Navigator, you will be trained in HealthSnap’s remote patient monitoring platform and will be responsible for communicating with enrolled patients in conjunction with the patients’ care team. Care Navigators typically have an assigned group of patients for which the Care Navigator is responsible for assisting throughout the month. Care Navigators also assist with other patients or patient tasks as assigned. Above all else, you will play an essential role in establishing a relationship with assigned patients that allows you to empower them to manage their chronic illnesses and improve their health. Compact Nursing License required unless otherwise specified