Counselor

• Provide genetic counseling to individuals and families regarding genetic conditions and birth defects
• Practice as part of a genetic service team
• Assess the needs of patients, significant others, and family members
• Provide genetic counseling services and evaluate educational needs
• Develop and implement appropriate teaching strategies
• Document care and teaching according to documentation guidelines and regulatory standards
• Act as a consultant and resource to other healthcare team members
• Communicate and collaborate with the healthcare team to ensure continuity of care and coordination of services
• Make appropriate referrals and act as a patient or family advocate
• Collect data and develop and analyze reports as requested
• Obtain, review, and evaluate extended family history information
• Research clinical issues and strategies using the scientific method
• Participate in scholarly activities such as peer-reviewed publications, scientific presentations, and peer education
• Participate in educational programs for healthcare professionals, educators, and the public
• Contribute regularly to Genetics Department publications
• Provide continuing care by telephone or other communication methods outside regular business hours or from an offsite location when required
• Participate in safety initiatives and risk-mitigation measures
• Complete position and unit safety-related competencies and requirements
• Perform other duties as assigned

Oncology Genetics Counselor

• Provide genetic counseling to individuals and families seeking information about genetic conditions or birth defects
• Assess the needs of patients, significant others, and family members
• Provide genetic counseling services, evaluate educational needs, and develop and implement teaching strategies
• Document care and teaching according to guidelines and regulatory standards
• Act as a consultant and resource to healthcare team members
• Communicate and collaborate with the healthcare team to ensure continuity of care and coordination of services
• Make appropriate referrals and act as a patient or family advocate
• Collect data and develop and analyze reports as requested
• Obtain, review, and evaluate extended family history information
• Research clinical issues and strategies using the scientific method
• Participate in scholarly activities, including peer-reviewed publications, scientific presentations, and peer education
• Participate in educational programs for healthcare professionals, educators, and the public
• Contribute to Genetics Department publications
• Provide continuing care by telephone or other communications outside regular business hours or from an offsite location when required
• Participate in safety initiatives and risk mitigation measures
• Complete position and unit safety-related competencies and requirements
• Perform other duties as assigned

Oncology Genetics Counselor – Full-Time

• Oversee the clinical and administrative aspects of the practices
• Manage practice profitability, revenue goals, and CORE metrics
• Ensure clinical quality of care, customer satisfaction, staff satisfaction, productivity, revenue enhancement, managed care performance, staff leadership, and adequate patient access
• Direct internal practice operations; create benchmarks and track and report progress
• Research process improvements and efficiencies; recommend and implement changes
• Work with the SMD, providers, and practice management to develop vision and direction and implement and manage the CORE Work plan
• Suggest continual improvements to processes and the customer experience
• Assist with recruitment, hiring, orientation, training, and coaching of staff
• Maintain staff scheduling, time, and attendance
• Evaluate staff performance and recommend promotions and disciplinary action
• Ensure maintenance of a physician documentation and coding audit program
• Support quality improvement initiatives and disease management programs

Practice Manager – Psychiatry & Counseling

• Manage Journey patient census and referrals for the assigned area
• Review patient charts to determine eligibility and appropriateness for the Hospice benefit
• Make initial and follow-up phone calls to Journey referrals and assess patient decline
• Conduct patient visits and discuss the hospice benefit with patients and families
• Maintain Journey patient charts and document visits and contacts
• Build relationships and communicate effectively with Clinicians
• Communicate and collaborate with the Palliative team and NP
• Attend monthly Interdisciplinary team meetings
• Create and maintain Journey charts for each Journey patient
• Meet or exceed expectations for weekly patient visits, weekly patient phone calls, and monthly transitions to hospice care
• Educate clinicians on the philosophy, goals, eligibility, and benefits of Hospice care
• Assist Hospice and Home Health teams with transitions to Hospice, including visits, calls, paperwork, and other tasks
• Comply with the Company's Core Values and Core Competencies
• Perform other duties as assigned

Hospice Journey Counselor

• Keep open lines of communication with delinquent members for early intervention counseling
• Work closely with investor credit unions and maintain positive working relationships with their collection staff
• Use problem-solving abilities to address issues and keep all parties informed while working toward resolutions
• Make daily outbound calls to review members' financial status and develop workable repayment arrangements
• Develop appropriate resolutions that meet the requirements of all parties involved
• Learn other areas of the mortgage default space to expand knowledge and career opportunities
• Make quick decisions and deescalate situations using sympathy
• Display grit and perseverance during challenging situations

Counselor jobs in Michigan

Oncology Genetics Counselor

Oncology Genetics Counselor – Full-Time

Practice Manager – Psychiatry & Counseling

Hospice Journey Counselor

Member Solutions Counselor