Community Health Partner @ Atomic

Salary Range: 15 to 40 (Currency: USD) (Pay period: per-hour-wage)

About Us:

We’re a stealth-mode healthcare startup backed by Atomic VC, dedicated to transforming senior care by integrating state-of-the-art tech with compassionate, in-person support and care. Partnering closely with community physician practices, our platform guides seniors through life-altering healthcare decisions and simplifies the complexities of our high-cost, often overwhelming healthcare system. If you’re energized by building something extraordinary from the ground up and passionate about improving people’s lives, this role is for you.

Position Overview:

The Community Health Partner (CHP) serves as a vital bridge between our senior patients and their clinical care team, implementing our nationally recognized clinical model – one that has been published in leading medical journals and adopted by some of the most prestigious institutions across the country. We’re seeking a compassionate individual who thrives on creating meaningful connections with seniors and is driven by the opportunity to make a lasting impact on their lives. Working both in-person in Gainesville and through our tele-health platform, you’ll help seniors navigate their health journeys through personalized coaching and empathetic support.

As part of our pioneering team, you’ll learn directly from renowned geriatric clinicians while having a front-row seat to healthcare innovation. This ground-floor opportunity positions you to make a meaningful difference in seniors’ lives while gaining insights and experience that would typically take years to acquire in traditional healthcare settings.

Who You Are - Key Skills and Qualities:

You are a compassionate, patient-focused professional driven by the desire to support and uplift others. You thrive in a role that blends empathy with action, and you’re energized by creating meaningful impact through each individual patient interaction.

Here’s what we’re looking for:

Devoted Patient Champion: You see yourself as an ally to seniors and care deeply about creating a space where they feel truly heard and understood. You bring empathy to every interaction, naturally picking up on both spoken and unspoken needs while guiding them on their health journey.

Resourceful & Resilient: When faced with barriers, you don’t stop at surface solutions—you dive deeper to address underlying issues and identify meaningful ways to support your patients.

Collaborative Team Player: You believe the best care is holistic. You’re excited to work hand-in-hand with a diverse team of clinicians, community resources, and families to provide wrap-around support.

Adaptable & Open to Change: You embrace change and are comfortable in fast-evolving environments where learning and adjusting are the norm. You are proactive about improving processes and eager to grow.

What You’ll Do:

Patient-Centered Support & Guidance

●Conduct warm, supportive, 60-minute sessions in person and virtually to meet each patient’s unique needs.

●Utilize digital tools to gather data that informs care plans, ensuring each action plan is personalized, accessible, and goal-oriented.

●Empower patients with age-appropriate action plans, supporting them to make lifestyle changes and celebrating their successes along the way.

Community Engagement & Health Promotion

●Manage a caseload of senior patients with respect and sensitivity, fostering a sense of community and connection.

●Act as a trusted navigator to help seniors make the most of their insurance benefits, providing concierge-level support to access comprehensive care

●Build a network of local senior resources to expand available support for patients.

Collaborative Care Team Integration

●Work closely with physicians, nurses, and specialists to ensure a holistic, coordinated care approach for each patient.

●Act as a compassionate liaison, strengthening communication between patients, families, and healthcare providers to create seamless care experiences.

Qualifications:

Required Qualifications

● High school diploma or equivalent education required.

● A minimum of 1 year of work experience in a medical clinic or similar environment (can include volunteer work, internships, personal caregiving, or formal medical experience)

Preferred Qualifications

●Graduation from a nationally accredited Medical Assistant program

Plus

● Experience working with senior populations

● Experience using Electronic Health Records (EHRs)

● Familiarity with common business and communication platforms; naturally adaptable to new digital tools.

● Additional healthcare license(s): MA, LPN, CHW, CNA, etc.

● Innovation learning: you enjoy trying and learning new things

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