Licensed Nurse Care Navigator

Vivo Care Inc

A healthcare technology startup is looking for a Care Navigator to foster relationships with patients and help them achieve health goals through personalized communication and care. The position offers a flexible schedule and includes a range of benefits such as health insurance and generous PTO. Re

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Vivo Care Inc New York

Licensed Nurse Care Navigator

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A healthcare technology startup is looking for a Care Navigator to foster relationships with patients and help them achieve health goals through personalized communication and care. The position offers a flexible schedule and includes a range of benefits such as health insurance and generous PTO. Re

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