Community Outreach Advocate

Nuclear Care Partners | Sante Fe, NM Build relationships. Connect people with resources. Make a difference. Bring your experience in healthcare, case management, or community outreach to Nuclear Care Partners (NCP). As a Community Outreach Advocate, you’ll develop referral relationships, generate leads, and help former atomic workers navigate the process of applying for Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA) benefits.

You’ll partner with our Community Outreach Manager, Inside Claims, Marketing, and Clinical teams to keep prospective claimants engaged throughout the claims process. What you’ll do Generate leads through proactive calls, networking, community events, and referral development. Build relationships with former workers, families, healthcare contacts, and community organizations.

Follow up consistently with new and existing leads to build trust and coordinate next steps. Support the claims process alongside Inside Claims and Authorized Representatives, tracking filing milestones and progress toward approval. Conduct outreach and events in coordination with Community Outreach Managers (COMs). Take initiative to identify opportunities, independently plan and organize events, and involve COMs, Marketing, and Clinical teams as appropriate.

Apply healthcare knowledge to understand medical terminology and documented diagnoses and communicate relevant information. Track activity and results through accurate records and goals for lead generation, claimant engagement, and pipeline progress. What you’ll bring A background in healthcare, case management, patient advocacy, or a related field.

Strong communication, relationship-building, and follow-through. Confidence making cold calls, initiating conversations, and speaking to groups. Organization and the ability to manage multiple contacts and priorities. Motivation to achieve measurable goals and earn performance-based incentives. Initiative, willingness to learn, and a collaborative approach.

Sales experience is helpful. Relevant experience may also include developing referrals, increasing program enrollment, or connecting patients and families with services. Preferred experience Two to three years of relevant experience in roles such as: Community Outreach Coordinator or Community Relations Specialist. Home Health, Hospice, or Clinical Liaison.

Healthcare Marketing Representative or Admissions Coordinator. Community Health Worker, Patient Advocate, or Patient Navigator. Case Manager. Senior Living Advisor or Resident Services Coordinator. Nonprofit Outreach Specialist or Program Coordinator. Familiarity with EEOICPA and its application process is a plus. Additional requirements High school diploma, GED, or five or more years of relevant work experience.

Valid driver’s license and automobile insurance meeting NCP requirements. Willingness to travel within the assigned territory. Ability to complete required training and applicable background checks and clearances. Ability to assist with event setup and related physical activities, with or without reasonable accommodation.

Make an impact with NCP Help serve the people whose work helped power our nation. Your outreach and follow-through can help former atomic workers connect with information, resources, and support. Apply today to join Nuclear Care Partners as a Community Outreach Advocate.