• Program Manager - The Program Manager will manage all operations and supervise the Mississippi Health Advocacy Program, Navigator Program. The Manager will also conduct communications with existing and new partner organizations to assess the cultural and linguistic needs and barriers to access for the target populations and other communities served outside the target population. Performs duties and responsibilities in a manner consistent with our mission, values, and mercy service standards.

• Communications Specialist - The Communications Specialist will be responsible for coordinating all marketing and communications for the project. The Communications Specialist will work with the Project Director, the Lead Navigator Program Manager, and community partners to ensure that all marketing and communications efforts meet the cultural and linguistic needs of the population. The Communications Specialist will be responsible for promoting the project on various mediums including, but not limited to social media, print media, radio, and newspaper. This is a three-year grant funded position. Preforms duties and responsibilities in a manner consistent with our mission, values, and mercy service standards.

• Training Specialist - The Training Specialist has primary responsibility for managing activities related to Navigator training and delivery of services throughout the state. The Training Specialist engages in program planning, technical assistance, and overseeing work done by partner organizations or contractors on behalf of the program. Must have knowledge and familiarity with the Affordable Care Act. Performs duties and responsibilities in a manner consistent with our mission, values, and mercy service standards.

• Medicaid Advocate - The Mississippi Health Advocacy Program seeks a Medicaid advocate to assist and resolve all Medicaid and CHIP enrollment, retention, and appeals for our Health Help Mississippi program. Under direction from the Director and/or Program Manager, the advocate will provide education, information, referral and assistance to individual health care consumers. Staff the telephone hotline, handling a high volume of calls from health care consumers. Maintain an open caseload, providing direct assistance to callers unable to resolve their problems on their own. Conduct general consumer education and outreach to inform health care consumers about their rights and responsibilities.