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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: 2026-10-03 10:46:06
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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.
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Type: Permanent Location: Tallahassee, US-FL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:46:05
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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.
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Type: Permanent Location: Tampa, US-FL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:46:04
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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.
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Type: Permanent Location: Atlanta, US-GA
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:46:04
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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.
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Type: Permanent Location: Miami, US-FL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:46:03
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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.
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Type: Permanent Location: Jacksonville, US-FL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:46:03
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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.
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Type: Permanent Location: Hartford, US-CT
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:46:02
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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: 2026-10-03 10:46:01
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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: 2026-10-03 10:46:01
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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: 2026-10-03 10:46:00
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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: 2026-10-03 10:45:59
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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: 2026-10-03 10:45:59
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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: 2026-10-03 10:45:58
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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: 2026-10-03 10:45:57
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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: 2026-10-03 10:45:57
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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: 2026-10-03 10:45:56
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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: Tucson, US-AZ
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:45:56
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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: Phoenix, US-AZ
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:45:55
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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: 2026-10-03 10:45:54
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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: 2026-10-03 10:45:54
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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: 2026-10-03 10:45:53
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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: 2026-10-03 10:45:52
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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: Birmingham, US-AL
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:45:52
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Support the team in ensuring that the project is delivered to specifications, on time and within budget.
- Work closely with management and work groups to maintain work plan documents.
- Facilitate meetings or conducts interviews with customers (internal and external), clients, teammates as needed based on project assignments.
- Gather necessary information to provide analysis, and prepares reports documenting findings of such analysis.
- Participate in client meetings; develop trust, credibility, and strong client relationships; and seek opportunities to add value above and beyond competitors.
- Achieve and/or exceed client satisfaction metrics that will increase satisfaction annually.
- Manage the activities of projects in accordance with Maximus established polices and procedures.
- Adhere and comply to contract requirements.
- Attend Division and Corporate meetings as requested and required.
Additional Duties and Responsibilities:
- Support IV&V assessments for technology implementation, modernization, and transformation programs.
- Review project documentation, plans, schedules, reports, requirements, and other project artifacts to evaluate project performance and compliance with established processes.
- Collect, organize, and analyze project information from stakeholders, meetings, project repositories, and performance data.
- Identify risks, issues, process gaps, and areas for improvement through independent analysis and evidence review.
- Prepare findings, reports, presentations, meeting summaries, and supporting assessment documentation.
- Participate in stakeholder interviews, project meetings, workshops, and review activities.
- Collaborate with project managers, subject matter experts, and client stakeholders to support assessment and reporting activities.
- Contribute to the development and continuous improvement of IV&V methods, templates, and best practices.
Minimum Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience required.
- 0 - 3 years of experience consulting within designated function required.
Additional Minimum Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
- 1 to 4 years of experience in project coordination, business analysis, PMO support, consulting, quality assurance, audit, compliance, or technology project environments.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office tools, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
- This is a remote position with an expectation of up to 25% travel based on business and client needs.
Candidates must be able to accommodate occasional travel as required.
EEO Statement
Maximus is an equal opportunity employer.
We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, veteran status,...
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Type: Permanent Location: Charleston, US-WV
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:45:51
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Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Support the team in ensuring that the project is delivered to specifications, on time and within budget.
- Work closely with management and work groups to maintain work plan documents.
- Facilitate meetings or conducts interviews with customers (internal and external), clients, teammates as needed based on project assignments.
- Gather necessary information to provide analysis, and prepares reports documenting findings of such analysis.
- Participate in client meetings; develop trust, credibility, and strong client relationships; and seek opportunities to add value above and beyond competitors.
- Achieve and/or exceed client satisfaction metrics that will increase satisfaction annually.
- Manage the activities of projects in accordance with Maximus established polices and procedures.
- Adhere and comply to contract requirements.
- Attend Division and Corporate meetings as requested and required.
Additional Duties and Responsibilities:
- Support IV&V assessments for technology implementation, modernization, and transformation programs.
- Review project documentation, plans, schedules, reports, requirements, and other project artifacts to evaluate project performance and compliance with established processes.
- Collect, organize, and analyze project information from stakeholders, meetings, project repositories, and performance data.
- Identify risks, issues, process gaps, and areas for improvement through independent analysis and evidence review.
- Prepare findings, reports, presentations, meeting summaries, and supporting assessment documentation.
- Participate in stakeholder interviews, project meetings, workshops, and review activities.
- Collaborate with project managers, subject matter experts, and client stakeholders to support assessment and reporting activities.
- Contribute to the development and continuous improvement of IV&V methods, templates, and best practices.
Minimum Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and experience required.
- 0 - 3 years of experience consulting within designated function required.
Additional Minimum Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
- 1 to 4 years of experience in project coordination, business analysis, PMO support, consulting, quality assurance, audit, compliance, or technology project environments.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office tools, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
- This is a remote position with an expectation of up to 25% travel based on business and client needs.
Candidates must be able to accommodate occasional travel as required.
EEO Statement
Maximus is an equal opportunity employer.
We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, disability, veteran status,...
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Type: Permanent Location: Rock Springs, US-WY
Salary / Rate: Not Specified
Posted: 2026-10-03 10:45:51
