Remote Intake Coordinator - Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - $21/hr - Day Shift

September 21, 2026

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CareHarmony’s Intake Coordinators (LPN) (NLC) (LVN) work comprehensively with providers to deliver value-based care management initiatives for their patients.

CareHarmony is seeking an experienced Licensed Practical Nurse – LPN Nurse (LPN) (NLC) (LVN) with at least 3 years of direct patient-facing work experience; that thrives in a fast-paced environment, is self-motivated, has impeccable attention to detail, and values the impact they can have on a patient’s healthcare journey.

You will have experience identifying resources and coordinating needs for chronic care management patients. This role is great for anyone who loves meeting and assisting new patients daily.

What's in it for you?

Fully remote position - Work from the comfort of your own home in cozy clothes without a commute. Score!
Consistent schedule - Full-Time Monday – Friday, no weekends, rotational on-call-once per year on average.
Career growth - Many of our team members move up in the company at a faster-than-average rate. We love to see our people succeed!

Requirements

Responsibilities:

Accepting transfers from the Patient Enrollment team to conduct preliminary health assessments for newly enrolled patients in our network.
Resolve patients' questions and create an open dialogue to understand needs.
Identify and coordinate community resources with patients that would benefit their care.
Provide patient education and health literacy on the management of chronic conditions.
Assist with medication management, including identifying potential medication concerns, adherence, and coordinating refills.
Assist in ensuring timely delivery of services to your patients; Home Health, DME, Home Infusion, and other critical needs.
This individual must be able to quickly adapt to a fast-paced work environment. This role requires most of your shift on the phone.

Additional Requirements:

Active Compact/Multi-State license (LPN) (LVN)
Technical aptitude – Microsoft Office Suite
Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Remote Requirements:

Must have active high-speed Wi-Fi
Must have a home office or HIPAA-compliant workspace

Plusses:

Epic Experience
Bilingual
Additional Single State licensures

Physical Requirements

This position is sedentary and will require sitting for long periods of time
This position will require the ability to speak clearly and listen attentively, often by telephone, for an extended period of time
The position will require the ability to understand, process, and take thorough notes in real-time on telephone conversations

Benefits:

Health Benefits (core medical, dental, vision)
401k with company match
Paid Holidays
Paid Time Off (PTO)
Sick Time Off (STO)
Company laptop provided

Pay:

The position starts at $21/hr with the ability to earn up to $28/hr based on production
Quarterly bonus program
Opportunities to pick up OT to increase earnings

Hours:

8:00am - 4:30pm CST OR 9:00am - 5:30pm CST

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