About Cayaba Care

Our mission is to improve outcomes in underserved communities by reimagining how maternity care is delivered. Our team is dedicated to improving maternal wellness through a hybrid model of in-home and virtual support to connect our members to the services and experts they need to have a positive and healthy birth experience. We believe in equitable, culturally-sensitive care, delivered by a local team that is from where our members are from.

To learn more about Cayaba Care, please visit www.cayabacare.com.

We are looking for a Maternity Navigator to join our Philadelphia team, reporting to the Practice Manager. Fluency in Spanish is preferred but not required.

What You’ll Do

  • As a Cayaba Care Maternity Navigator, you will carry out in-home prenatal and postnatal visits to deliver services, you will be supported by a multidisciplinary team via telemedicine.
  • Be the point of contact for patients and be the clinical liaison to the Cayaba Care multidisciplinary team of nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers, and therapists. 
  • You will play an essential role in patient outreach, patient/family engagement, delivering pregnancy health education, and assisting patients in navigating the complex healthcare systems. You will serve a role in community education and engagement.  
  • You will support pregnant people with self-care, advocacy and empowerment and with childbirth preparation. Following birth you will provide support for postpartum recovery, breastfeeding and infant care and safety through the infant’s first birthday.

Who You Are

  • An active listener, display empathy, and respect.
  • Provider of judgment free, culturally-sensitive and respectful treatment to people of all backgrounds. 
  • Able to demonstrate an interest in addressing community needs as well as an understanding of community resources.
  • Ability to motivate, navigate the social service system, and advocate for others.
  • Can work independently or as part of a team.
  • Able to do home visits 
  • Passionate about solving problems and improving outcomes for pregnant and  postpartum people affected by disparities.

Required Credentials

  • High School Diploma or equivalent
  • Current national certification such as RMA, CCMA, or NCMA and CPR Certification
  • Pregnancy/Childbirth Education & Support Experience: Childbirth Educator, Doula Experience or Maternal/Child community health worker
  • 8+ year experience as CMA, OB experience 
  • Valid unrestricted driver’s license

Preferred Credentials

  • Other OB certifications and interests (i.e. doula, lactation consult)
  • Home care and community health experience
  • Fluent in Spanish

What do you get?

  • Hours: Full-Time
  • Location: Philadelphia
  • Type: 50% Clinic, 50% In-Home Patient Visits
  • Salary: Competitive with market and level of experience
  • Benefits: Medical, Dental, Disability, Life insurance, 401K

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