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As Care Coordinators, we are responsible for assessing client needs and monitoring the care provided to customers. We develop an adequate care plan and ensuring caregiver competency. We take part in the development of the highest possible standards of care. Providing guidance in all aspects of client care is also a part of our duty. We participate in monitoring and evaluating client services while upholding the company's standards. Working as Care Coordinators, we are responsible for delivering home care services, including client consultations. We respond to caregiver needs and concerns and advocate for them. Finally, we consult with supervisors and staff about special programs and services.
Core tasks:
- assuring that the level of care is safe for clients
- consulting with physicians relating to client care services
- directing the implementation of service goals and objectives
- maintaining standards that ensure safe and effective services
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Do a lot of women work as a Care Coordinator?
Benjamin Gardner
70% of the workforce being women.
How old are people who work as a Care Coordinator?
Liam Brown
The typical age is 29.
How much experience is typically required to work as a Care Coordinator?
Benjamin Gardner
You probably need around 6 years to work as a Care Coordinator
Which industries are highly likely to employ a Care Coordinator?
Benjamin Gardner
Health Care employs the most.
What kind of higher education a Care Coordinator need?
Sophie Hayes
Bachelor of Arts degree is the typical for a Care Coordinator
As a Care Coordinator, which company should I definitely check out for jobs?
Sophie Hayes
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, Montana, New Mexico, Oklahoma & Texas, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Meridian, One Call and UnitedHealth Group employs the most people in the Care Coordinator role.
How many years do people spend as a Care Coordinator in their career path?
Isabella Holmes
A Care Coordinator typically moves on after 4 years
How frequently people change companies if they work as a Care Coordinator?
Benjamin Gardner
A typical Care Coordinator might work for one or two companies.
What jobs do people work in before becoming a Care Coordinator?
Sophie Hayes
You have a good chance of becoming a Care Coordinator if you are working as Case Manager, Registered Nurse or Social Worker
What typical professions people working as a Care Coordinator switch to?
Isabella Holmes
Changing from a Care Coordinator to Case Manager, Social Worker or Registered Nurse is a typical career path.
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