Full-Time Administrative Assistant 

DESCRIPTION

Northwest Community Health Center is looking for a full time Administrative Assistant to join its healthcare team. The selected candidate will be an integral part of the operation supporting the Executive Director; handling day-to-day business activities, including cash and banking duties in compliance with internal control structure; coordinating facility housekeeping and maintenance services; management of marketing activities; maintenance of provider insurance credentialing documents; office supply purchasing; and organization of corporate documents. The administrative assistant must work independently and establish priorities, organizing workload to complement the needs and deadlines of the organization, and create a friendly, cooperative impression on visitors/customers, staff and others.

The ability to exercise initiative, sound judgement, strict confidentiality and cooperation is essential. Minimum qualifications include a high school diploma, basic administrative computer skills, excellent communication skills, and a positive and outgoing personality. Two years’ experience in administrative office work and previous medical or dental clinic experience preferred.

Apply at www.northwestchc.org or send a resume directly to Maria Clemons at maria.clemons@northwestchc.org

NWCHC offers competitive salary and benefits. To apply, please submit resume and cover letter:

NWCHC

Maria Clemons

320 E 2^nd Street

Libby, MT 59923

maria.clemons@northestchc.org

406-283-6919

Full-Time Clinical Programs Manager 

DESCRIPTION

Northwest Community Health Center (NWCHC) is seeking a full-time Clinical Programs Manager. Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Clinic Programs Manager provides leadership, supervision and expertise for overall health center quality and departments operational effectiveness. The Clinic Programs Manager coordinates with other leadership members to ensure the NWCHC provides high quality healthcare service leading quality improvement activities while ensuring patient safety.

The Clinical Programs Manager also functions as the organization’s Privacy Officer, ensuring compliance and integrity of the electronic health record through the development of workflows for proper data collection and functionality.

Description of Duties and Responsibilities

• Hire and supervise clinical team lead, medical records and case management staff
• Oversee the development and implementation of staff orientation and training schedules.
• Ensure completion of annual patient satisfaction
• Prepare monthly quality reports/dashboards
• Participate in the development and implementation of policies and procedures
• Participate in the achievement of performance management goals
• Addressing complaints and resolving problems
• Shares expertise in other areas in support of organizational objectives
• Limited direct patient care, health education, and clinical case management
• Collaborate with NWCHC Compliance Officer for clinical risk needs
• Promotes and demonstrates the mission and vision of NWCHC
• Develops and maintains good working relationships with all departments, the leadership team and medical staff

The successful candidate will have a minimum of 1 year off experience in a healthcare setting or combination of at least 2 years’ relevant education, training, or experience. Must have a current Montana RN or LPN license, and previous management/leadership experience is preferred.  Candidates must demonstrate independent thinking, excellent verbal and written communication skills, and proficiency with technology. 

Wage will be determined on credentials, experience and qualifications.

Apply at www.northwestchc.org or send a resume directly to Maria Clemons at maria.clemons@northwestchc.org

NWCHC offers competitive salary and benefits. To apply, please submit resume and cover letter:

NWCHC

Maria Clemons

320 E 2^nd Street

Libby, MT 59923

maria.clemons@northestchc.org

406-283-6919

Care Manager 

DESCRIPTION

Northwest Community Health Center is seeking a full time Care Manager to provide care coordination services for NWCHC patients. 

The Care Manager will conduct patient outreach and will function as a member of the integrated primary care team. He/she will work with patients both telephonically and face-to-face with the goal of reducing care barriers and improving their individual overall health. Patients will be identified through multiple channels; and many will have co-morbidities that place them at high risk of future hospitalization and high medical care utilization. In coordination with NWCHC clinical providers and nationally recognized benchmarks the care manager will use preventative health guidelines and population health metrics to close gaps in care.

The successful candidate will have a minimum of 1 year off experience in a healthcare setting or combination of at least 2 years’ relevant education, training, or experience. Graduate from an Accredited College, University or Technical school with the degree and/or certification in Medical Assistant or Nursing; or combination of relevant education or certification preferred.  Candidates must demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills, and a proficiency with technology. 

Wage will be determined on credentials, experience and qualifications.

NWCHC offers competitive salary and benefits. To apply, please submit resume and cover letter:

NWCHC

Maria Clemons

320 E 2^nd Street

Libby, MT 59923

maria.clemons@northestchc.org

406-283-6919

Direct Care Assistant

by admin | Aug 26, 2019

Northwest CHC

Published March 8, 2021

Location Libby, MT

Category: Medical

Job Type: Full-Time

DESCRIPTION

Northwest Community Health Center is seeking a team oriented and dependable Direct Care Assistant to support multidisciplinary teams of healthcare providers in a fast paced outpatient setting. the successful candidate will be responsible to effectively room patients to see the medical provider; utilize hands on skills to perform in house lab tests, administer injections, and perform phlebotomy; relay clinical advice; relay lab results as well as perform other administrative tasks as assigned. Certification or licensure required (CMA, RMA, LPN).Position eligible for comprehensive benefits

Family Medicine Physician with OB

DESCRIPTION

The Northwest Community Health Center offers an opportunity for the selected physician to provide a broad range of comprehensive family medicine including obstetrics to a rural community.   Health Center physicians provides the delivery of independent management of primary and/or acute care of individuals and families with a strong emphasis on continuity of care for all stages of life. The physician works closely with other a multidisciplinary team including pharmacists and behavioral health specialists.  The organization is a nationally recognized Patient Centered Medical Home, and delivers its mission of access to quality, affordable, healthcare.   As a sponsoring institution of the Family Medicine Residency of Western Montana, you will have the opportunity to train and mentor residents if desired.

In addition, as a member of the integrated primary care team the Pharmacist will be working with a multidisciplinary primary care team to effectively perform Collaborative Medication Management via protocol partnering with other clinicians to help patients receive the support necessary to impact their overall health. As part of the healthcare team, this position is responsible to resolve clinical questions regarding patients’ medication regimens, and answer clinical questions from provider staff. He or she will perform medication therapy management consultations including medication reconciliations, screening for adverse effects and drug interactions, providing disease/medication education, and exploring opportunities to simplify and/or decrease the cost of the medication regimen.

Applicant must have an active Montana Pharmacy License. Additionally, previous clinical pharmacy and 340b experience is preferred. 

Maria Clemons

320 E 2nd Street

Libby, MT 59923

406-283-6919

maria.clemons@northwestchc.org

Northwest Community Health Center (NWCHC) is looking for a full-time dentist to work in its Libby and Troy Montana locations. If you are interested in providing quality, compassionate care with a team committed to providing comprehensive dental services we have an exciting opportunity to continue your dental career. NWCHC delivers patient centered dentistry with a focus on prevention and improving overall oral health in the population. Services include examinations, extractions, restorative treatment including crowns, limited endodontics, and ongoing follow-up care. The successful candidate must be flexible with strong interpersonal skills and sound judgment to communicate with a wide variety of persons and staff. NWCHC offers competitive wage and benefits, and has a HPSA score that qualifies for National Health Service Corp loan repayment and scholarship.



If you are interested in this practice opportunity, please submit CV/Resume to:

Maria Clemons, Executive Director

maria.clemons@northwestchc.org     

406-283-6919

Northwest Community Health Center

406-283-6919

320 East Second Street

Libby, MT 59923

Northwest Community Health Center is looking for a full time Licensed Addiction Counselor (LAC). The LAC will be an integral part of our behavioral health and primary care team and will facilitate outpatient therapy in both individual and group therapy formats. Additionally, the successful applicant will conduct substance use disorder assessments, develop treatment plans, document contacts and coordinate care for health center patients, and also serves as a consultant to other multidisciplinary team members. 

The ability to exercise initiative, sound judgement, strict confidentiality and cooperation is essential. Minimum qualifications include an associate's degree or higher in a behavioral science field with a clinical application in addiction, chemical dependency, or drug and alcohol studies. Current Montana Addiction Counselor license required and Master’s degree in social work or counseling  with LCSW or LCPC license preferred.