Post-Partum Program Coordinator OB-GYN
Employment Type : Full-Time
Post-Partum Program Coordinator OB/GYN
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Position: Post-Partum Program Coordinator OB/GYN
Department: DOB OB/GYN Support Staff
Schedule: Full Time
POSITION SUMMARY:
This is the key administrative position for Post-Partum Care Coordination, for the department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Boston Medical Center; the largest safety net hospital in Boston. The Post-Partum Program Coordinator will be responsible for improving our patients' access to and uptake of post-partum care. The post-partum program coordinator will assist in the design of performance objectives and implement and monitor programming to meet desired outcomes. Along with the medical director, operations managers, and prenatal team; the program coordinator will plan to improve health outcomes by increasing engagement with post-partum care and helping mothers transition into primary care.
Responsibilities Include:
- Improve attendance of postpartum visits, both telehealth and in-person visits
- Increase completion rate of post-partum depression screening and ensure connection to psychiatry and/or social work for positive depression screens
- Continuously monitor our panel of families who get their pediatric and obstetrics care at BMC and identify any mothers who are due for post-partum visits and have not completed appointments.
- Increase completion of 2hr glucose tolerance tests for women with GDM
- Ensure connection and follow through to primary care in the first year postpartum for women with high risk comorbidities:
- Hypertension
- Diabetes type 1 or 2
- Women w severe preterm preeclampsia
- Manages Master List of Post-partum No-Shows
- Connect post-partum women with PCP
- Connect Post-partum with contraception needs
- Connect people to resources around breastfeeding
- Ensures post-partum patients are scheduled with their continuity provider or preferred provider scheduling
- Trains New Hires on postpartum scheduling
- Organize training seminars to address staff education related to postpartum care coordination
- Meet with women on PP before they are discharged to make sure their appts are coordinated between pedi and OB as much as possible
- Responsible for systemic improvement of referral coordination amongst the different services
- COVID care coordination and follow up
- Serves as liaison between community health centers and BMC
- Organizes and establishes meetings on regular basis with designated individuals to foster positive relationships
- Ensures positive patient and provider experience
- Serves as liaison between community health centers and BMC
- Assists in the development of short and long term plans for programs, monitor progress, assure adherence and evaluate the performance
- Supports the medical director in the design of performance objectives and implements and monitors programming to meet desired outcomes
EDUCATION:
- Bachelor's Degree (or equivalent experience) required, preferably in healthcare, or related field.
- Minimum of 3 years relevant experience required. Non-profit program coordination is a plus.
- Knowledge of program evaluation is helpful.
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:
- Ability to work independently and exercise excellent judgment
- Superior professionalism and effective communication skills required
- Demonstrated commitment to reproductive health causes
- Superior organizational skills, project management experience a plus
- Superior written and oral English language comprehension skills
- Ability to work cooperatively as a team member in multicultural settings
- Ability to maintain professional boundaries
- Ability to work with the diverse, safety-net population
- Skilled at engaging difficult to engage patients-build rapport, trust
- Ability to adapt to changes in healthcare delivery at the local and systems level
- Cultural sensitivity and comfort with a wide range of racial and ethnic populations. Bicultural/Bilingual competency a plus.
- Technologically savvy and able to triage telemedicine workflow issues
- Ability to interpret data; plan, execute and measure progress
Req id: 17610