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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Idaho Falls, US-ID
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:36
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Boise, US-ID
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:32
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Savannah, US-GA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:28
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Tallahassee, US-FL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:24
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Miami, US-FL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:24
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Jacksonville, US-FL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:23
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Atlanta, US-GA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:22
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Tampa, US-FL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:22
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Hartford, US-CT
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:21
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Colorado Springs, US-CO
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:18
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Bridgeport, US-CT
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:14
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Dover, US-DE
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:11
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Wilmington, US-DE
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:10
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: San Diego, US-CA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:09
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: San Francisco, US-CA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:09
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Denver, US-CO
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:08
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Sacramento, US-CA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:08
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Little Rock, US-AR
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:07
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
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Type: Permanent Location: Los Angeles, US-CA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:06
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
Key Interna...
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Type: Permanent Location: Phoenix, US-AZ
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:06
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
Key Interna...
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Type: Permanent Location: Mobile, US-AL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:05
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
Key Interna...
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Type: Permanent Location: Tucson, US-AZ
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:04
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
Key Interna...
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Type: Permanent Location: Fort Smith, US-AR
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:04
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
Key Interna...
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Type: Permanent Location: Montgomery, US-AL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:03
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1.
Participant navigation and access support
• Support participants where progression is affected by system, access, communication, service or environmental barriers.
• Help participants understand available local options and make informed choices about support routes.
• Facilitate warm introductions, supported self-referrals and practical preparation for service contact through community partnerships & local authority.
• Track whether contact, attendance and engagement occur and agree alternative routes where needed.
2.
Local partnership development
• Build and maintain relationships with NHS, primary care, community health, local authority, social prescribing, VCSE, disability, skills and community partners.
• Maintain an accurate local service and community asset map, including eligibility, access routes, waiting times and accessibility options.
• Develop warm-referral arrangements and reciprocal communication routes with local partners.
• Attend local partnership forums and contribute to coordinated support around Confident Futures participants.
3.
Adviser and coach support
• Provide factual advice to EAs and Health Confidence Coaches about local services, referral routes and access barriers.
• Contribute to Health Confidence Case Reviews where system barriers are delaying progress.
• Help identify alternatives where services are delayed, unavailable, unsuitable or declined.
• Support teams to understand local gaps, pathway changes and community opportunities.
4.
Long-term condition, disability and accessibility navigation
• Use enhanced knowledge of long-term and fluctuating conditions, disability, neurodiversity and mental wellbeing barriers to understand functional and participation impacts.
• Identify environmental and accessibility barriers such as transport, digital exclusion, communication needs, appointment format, confidence and local provision gaps.
• Support reasonable adjustment conversations and practical access planning without providing clinical advice.
5.
Safeguarding and escalation support
• Recognise, respond to and escalate safeguarding, crisis or urgent concerns in line with Maximus policy and local pathways.
• Maintain accurate documentation of concerns, information shared, actions taken and outcomes.
• Operate with Safeguarding Adults Level 3 training and access to role-specific safeguarding supervision.
• Liaise with the Safeguarding Lead and Clinical Governance Lead where concerns exceed role scope.
6.
Continuous improvement and reporting
• Identify recurring access problems, referral gaps, waiting-list issues and local service capacity barriers.
• Monitor referral outcomes and support evidence for performance, participant experience and quarterly reporting.
• Feed local intelligence into continuous improvement, partnership development and solution design.
• Support quality assurance through accurate, timely and auditable records.
Key Interna...
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Type: Permanent Location: Birmingham, US-AL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-09-04 11:02:02
