Regional Care Coordination Specialist (Full-Time) - Navion Senior Solutions

Navion Senior Living is committed to delivering the most advanced and integrated clinical care within our communities. We are standardizing and scaling our capabilities by launching person-centered care coordination programs across our entire portfolio, starting with the Medicare’s Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience (“GUIDE”) model for dementia care.

We’re seeking a Regional Care Coordination Specialist who will serve as the subject matter expert in GUIDE, providing clinical leadership and in-depth knowledge to support successful implementation and integration within our communities. This is a unique role for a hands-on clinical professional who is passionate about delivering high-quality care across multiple communities. You will be responsible for the full lifecycle of the GUIDE program within your assigned region—from conducting the initial resident and caregiver assessments to providing the ongoing monthly care coordination. Your first goal will be to launch the GUIDE program across a portfolio of communities and then help lead the hiring and training of onsite resources (called “Resident Advocacy Directors”) once program enrollment is stabilized.

This is a high-impact opportunity to be a foundational clinical leader in a new standard of care across the Navion portfolio. You will not just be implementing a program; you will be the direct provider of a high-touch, high-value service for residents across an entire region. You will play a key role in building the operational backbone for our future clinical services, creating a lasting legacy of excellence and innovation.

If you’re a clinical professional with deep experience in care management and a desire to be a foundational part of a new standard of care that’s changing the lives of those living with dementia, we’d love to meet you.

Requirements

• Strong clinical background with proven experience in care coordination, case management, or a direct care nursing or therapy role within a healthcare setting providing geriatric care, particularly with dementia and cognitive decline.
• Registered Nurse (RN), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist, Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, or Physical Therapist Assistant highly preferred.
• An understanding of clinical workflows, resident assessments, and care plan development.
• Highly organized and self-motivated, with the ability to manage a caseload of residents across multiple communities.
• Exceptional ability to build rapport and communicate effectively with residents, families, and community team members.

Preferred Skills & Attributes

Key Responsibilities

Deliver Regional GUIDE Program Care

Empower & Transition to Community Teams

Drive Clinical Excellence & Future Growth

Benefits