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If you are a current University Health or University Health Physicians employee and wish to be considered, you must apply via the internal career site. Please log into myWORKDAY to search for positions and apply. Cultural Health Navigator (Spanish) - Language Access - UH Truman Medical Centers (5 days per week; 8:30a-5:00p; Mon-Fri) 101 Truman Medical Center Job Location University Health Truman Medical Center Kansas City, Missouri Department Language Access UHTMC Position Type Full time Work Schedule 8:30AM - 5:00PM Hours Per Week 40
Cultural Health Navigator (Spanish) Bridge communities. Break barriers. Improve lives.
University Health is seeking a Cultural Health Navigator (CHN) to support equitable healthcare access for refugee, immigrant, and underserved communities. In this vital role, you’ll help patients overcome cultural and linguistic barriers by providing interpretation , navigation support , and resource connection to ensure access to care and community services. You'll play a central role in promoting health equity , screening for social needs, and guiding patients—particularly Black, Hispanic, and uninsured populations—through healthcare systems with empathy, cultural understanding, and personalized support.
What You’ll Need: Associate’s degree or equivalent education/experience Proficient in the English and Spanish language required At least 1 year of healthcare interpretation experience (preferred) Successful completion of Bridging the Gap , JCCC , SBA , or equivalent Excellent interpersonal and cross-cultural communication skills Deep understanding of immigrant/refugee cultural, social, and economic needs Microsoft Office proficiency (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint) High empathy, strong self-awareness, and a passion for community impact
Community Health Worker and/or National Healthcare Interpreter Certification Proven ability to build trust and navigate diverse community relationships
Us? ✅ Empower vulnerable communities ✅ Shape a more inclusive healthcare system ✅ Be a voice and a guide for those who need it most
About the role
You'll play a central role in promoting health equity , screening for social needs, and guiding patients—particularly Black, Hispanic, and uninsured populations—through healthcare systems with empathy, cultural understanding, and personalized support.