PACE Home Care Coordinator Location: Vista, CA Vista, California offers a wonderful blend of Southern California charm with a vibrant community atmosphere, nestled in beautiful San Diego County. Enjoy a Mediterranean climate year-round, scenic surroundings, and easy access to world-class beaches, dining, and cultural attractions. Facility: This outpatient PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) clinic is dedicated to providing comprehensive, person-centered care for elderly and frail participants in the San Diego area. The facility operates with a strong interdisciplinary team (IDT) model, fostering a collaborative and supportive work environment focused on delivering high-quality home-based care coordination services. Opportunity: PACE Home Care Coordinator – Outpatient Clinic Job Details: • Serve as a collaborative member of the Interdisciplinary Team (IDT), providing foundational support to the Home Care Coordination team under the supervision of the PACE Home Care Coordination RN Manager • Conduct pre-enrollment, annual, semi-annual, and change of address home safety evaluations for PACE participants • Coordinate IDT-approved services including meal delivery, durable medical equipment (DME), incontinence supplies, and caregiver services to participant homes • Complete the Home Care Coordination care plan at enrollment and semi-annually thereafter as a member of the IDT • Document and track actions, services, and service delivery status updates in designated logs and participant electronic medical records (EMR) in compliance with DHCS and CMS regulations • Review progress notes and documentation of service delivery, informing the IDT of any gaps in service for reconciliation • Upload progress notes, reports, and care/vendor-related documentation to the EMR • Communicate regularly with participants, their families, and other healthcare providers to ensure coordinated, person-centered care delivery • Advocate for participants' healthcare needs and preferences, ensuring compassionate and person-centered care • Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members including physicians, social workers, therapists, and other healthcare professionals • Conduct and document monthly visits for homebound and RCFE participants, as well as home visits as needed • Assist PACE nurses in the coordination and delivery of meals, DME, caregiver services, and other support as requested • Deliver supplies, equipment, grocery bags, and other items as requested or needed • Generate and maintain reports of services provided for participants • Assist participants with surveys and participate in interdisciplinary team meetings as needed • Adhere to infectious disease precautions and all safety standards; actively participate in the Safety and Injury Prevention in the Workplace Program • Attend center staff meetings and in-service educational training programs • Must possess a valid CNA certification and California Department of Public Health Home Health Aide (HHA) certificate • Must hold current CPR and First Aid certification from the American Heart Association • Minimum one year of experience working with a frail or elderly population required • Valid California Driver's License required • Basic computer skills required including Microsoft Office, Outlook, and Excel • Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm Compensation: Temporary employment is available based on an hourly rate determined by the employee's experience level on a 0-14 year scale. Please contact us for more information. PACE Home Care Coordinator Job Type Permanent Specialty Outpatient Clinic State Location – Vista, CA Description Location: Vista, CA Vista, California offers a wonderful blend of Southern California charm with a vibrant community atmosphere, nestled in beautiful San Diego County. Enjoy a Mediterranean climate year-round, scenic surroundings, and easy access to world-class beaches, dining, and cultural attractions. Facility: This outpatient PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) clinic is dedicated to providing comprehensive, person-centered care for elderly and frail participants in the San Diego area. The facility operates with a strong interdisciplinary team (IDT) model, fostering a collaborative and supportive work environment focused on delivering high-quality home-based care coordination services. Opportunity: PACE Home Care Coordinator – Outpatient Clinic Job Details: • Serve as a collaborative member of the Interdisciplinary Team (IDT), providing foundational support to the Home Care Coordination team under the supervision of the PACE Home Care Coordination RN Manager • Conduct pre-enrollment, annual, semi-annual, and change of address home safety evaluations for PACE participants • Coordinate IDT-approved services including meal delivery, durable medical equipment (DME), incontinence supplies, and caregiver services to participant homes • Complete the Home Care Coordination care plan at enrollment and semi-annually thereafter as a member of the IDT • Document and track actions, services, and service delivery status updates in designated logs and participant electronic medical records (EMR) in compliance with DHCS and CMS regulations • Review progress notes and documentation of service delivery, informing the IDT of any gaps in service for reconciliation • Upload progress notes, reports, and care/vendor-related documentation to the EMR • Communicate regularly with participants, their families, and other healthcare providers to ensure coordinated, person-centered care delivery • Advocate for participants' healthcare needs and preferences, ensuring compassionate and person-centered care • Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members including physicians, social workers, therapists, and other healthcare professionals • Conduct and document monthly visits for homebound and RCFE participants, as well as home visits as needed • Assist PACE nurses in the coordination and delivery of meals, DME, caregiver services, and other support as requested • Deliver supplies, equipment, grocery bags, and other items as requested or needed • Generate and maintain reports of services provided for participants • Assist participants with surveys and participate in interdisciplinary team meetings as needed • Adhere to infectious disease precautions and all safety standards; actively participate in the Safety and Injury Prevention in the Workplace Program • Attend center staff meetings and in-service educational training programs • Must possess a valid CNA certification and California Department of Public Health Home Health Aide (HHA) certificate • Must hold current CPR and First Aid certification from the American Heart Association • Minimum one year of experience working with a frail or elderly population required • Valid California Driver's License required • Basic computer skills required including Microsoft Office, Outlook, and Excel • Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 5:00pm Compensation: Temporary employment is available based on an hourly rate determined by the employee's experience level on a 0-14 year scale. Please contact us for more information. Job ID 60455852 Contact Information 2026-05-05 17:20:56 203-425-1310 [email protected]