Pathways HUB Coordinator at Health Council of Northwest Ohio

Toledo, Ohio, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

17 Sep, 26

Salary

60000.0

Posted On

20 Jun, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Grant Management, Project Management, Training, Technical Assistance, Quality Improvement, Data Integrity, Reporting, Public Health, Care Coordination, Microsoft Office Suite, Data Analysis, Project Evaluation, Medical Terminology, Stakeholder Management, Critical Thinking, Written and Verbal Communication

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Description Pathways HUB Coordinator Full Time/Hybrid/Toledo, OH Health Council of Northwest Ohio (HCNO) is seeking a Pathways HUB Coordinator to provide essential coordination and implementation of HUB programs and grant funded initiatives, playing a key role in ensuring effective delivery of services and positive client outcomes. The Coordinator provides training to and technical assistance to our community partners and supports day to day operations of the HUB including grant management, reporting, and quality improvement efforts. About Us HCNO is a mission-driven, health-focused nonprofit dedicated to improving health outcomes across the 18 counties within Northwest Ohio. HCNO leads innovative programs, community initiatives, and collaborative partnerships that advance population health and strengthen community well-being. The Northwest Ohio Pathways HUB (NWOPH) is a regional community-based care coordination network designed to reduce health and social disparities among at-risk populations. It connects individuals, especially those facing complex medical and social challenges, with community health workers (CHWs) who enroll them in the Pathways Program and help them navigate services and achieve measurable outcomes. The NWOPH serves 18 counties in Northwest Ohio and enrolls approximately 2,500 participants each year, primarily working to prevent infant mortality, maternal morbidity and reduce the impacts of chronic disease. Key Responsibilities · Lead or co-lead training around the Pathways Community HUB Model, Pathways database, and other trainings as needed for all Community Health Workers, Care Coordination Agencies, and HUB staff · Serve as a grant project coordinator to ensure all reporting and deliverables are met · Provide technical assistance to Community Health Workers, Care Coordination Agencies, and staff · Assist in quality improvement processes and implementation for HUB operations · Serve as a point of contact for Community Health Workers and Care Coordination Agencies regarding important client information, HUB programs, and system issues · Audit and complete data integrity of entries by Community Health Workers and HUB staff · Create reports and presentations · Assist in grant procurement, management and reporting for various funder streams · Lead special projects that promote improved outcomes among clients and Care Coordination Agencies Qualifications · A bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education and experience in public health, public administration, social sciences, or a health-related field · Critical thinker, able to research, design, oversee and complete projects with minimal guidance · Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office Suite software · Aptitude for project management · Excellent written and verbal skills · Previous experience in public health or community-based organization preferred · Previous experience in customer service, training, or supportive environment preferred · Entry level understanding of data analysis, project evaluation, and medical terminology helpful · Ability to create reports, meet deadlines, and interpret grant language preferred · Desire and ability to work with diverse populations; participation in community coalitions desired Work Environment This role is primarily office-based (remote/hybrid) with frequent computer use and extended periods of focused administrative work. Occasional local travel may be required. Join HCNO and be part of a passionate team dedicated to improving health outcomes through innovative community partnerships and sustainable funding strategies. We offer a collaborative environment, opportunities for professional growth, and the chance to make a meaningful difference in the community.

Responsibilities

The Coordinator leads the implementation of HUB programs and grant-funded initiatives, providing training and technical assistance to community partners. They are responsible for grant management, reporting, and ensuring data integrity to improve health outcomes for at-risk populations.