Licensed Clinical Social Worker at Hopscotch Primary Care | Western North Carolina

Hopscotch Primary Care serves rural communities in Western North Carolina, working to improve access to quality healthcare where it is often limited. The organization focuses on reaching patients in underserved areas, recognizing that many Americans in rural regions face a shortage of medical providers. Care at Hopscotch is built on teamwork and a patient-ce…

About Hopscotch Primary CareAt Hopscotch Primary Care, we are dedicated to making exceptional healthcare accessible to all individuals in diverse communities. With nearly 20% of Americans residing in rural areas, yet only 11% of physicians serving those regions, we are committed to revolutionizing healthcare in rural America. Our approach combines high-quality primary care with a robust care model and a comprehensive team, delivering tailored services in clinics and various settings, ensuring the necessary resources reach those who need them most.Our patients, along with the dedicated care teams supporting them, are at the heart of our mission. We embrace a collaborative approach to meet patient needs and deliver unparalleled care. Our aim is to provide healthcare that we would wish for our own families — at the right time and in the right setting.Currently, we are proud to serve thousands of patients within our value-based care model, and this number continues to grow daily. If you are passionate about making a meaningful impact in healthcare with your skills and experience, we would love to connect with you.In addition to a competitive compensation package, team members at Hopscotch enjoy:Support from a dedicated Medical Assistant and Clinical Documentation Specialist, allowing you to focus on patient care rather than administrative tasks.Extended appointment durations with integrated preparation and charting time.Smaller patient panels to facilitate personalized care.An average of 15 patients per day.Access to interdisciplinary care teams on-site to address each patient's wellness needs.AI software dictation assistance.A competitive salary and bonus structure.A generous Time Away From Work policy.Annual CME funding with dedicated days for utilization.NHSC loan repayment opportunities.Paths for advancement within a growing organization.An organizational culture founded on values such as: Patients first, team always; Make every moment count; Bring joy to the journey; Data, Insight, Action; and Rise to the challenge.Hopscotch also offers a comprehensive benefits package as part of our total rewards for team members, including:Paid holidays and PTO.Company-sponsored medical, dental, and vision insurance.

About Hopscotch Primary CareAt Hopscotch Primary Care, we are dedicated to ensuring that high-quality healthcare is accessible to everyone in our communities. With nearly 20% of Americans residing in rural areas and only 11% of physicians serving them, our mission is to revolutionize healthcare in rural America. We deliver tailored primary care that meets the unique needs of our patients through a comprehensive care model and a dedicated care team, offering services at our clinics and beyond, while providing essential resources to those who need them most.Our patients, alongside the care teams committed to serving them, are at the core of everything we do. At Hopscotch, we adopt a collaborative approach to address patient needs and deliver the best possible care. Our aim is to provide care that each of us would want for ourselves or our loved ones, in the most appropriate setting and at the ideal time.Currently, we are proud to serve thousands of patients within our value-based care framework, and this number continues to grow daily. If you are passionate about making a meaningful impact in healthcare, we would love to connect with you.About the RoleThe Regional Director of Operations is a senior leadership position responsible for the overall performance, growth, and culture of a portfolio of Hopscotch Primary Care clinics located throughout Western North Carolina. This leader will play a pivotal role in shaping the delivery of high-quality, value-based primary care in rural communities, focusing on measurable enhancements in clinical outcomes, patient experience, team engagement, and cost management.The responsibilities of this role include:Overseeing a portfolio of 5–7 clinics across Western North CarolinaLeading a team of 6–9 direct reports, including Care Center ManagersBeing fully accountable for clinical outcomes, financial performance, growth initiatives, and organizational cultureCollaborating directly with the Chief Operating Officer and enterprise leaders across Population Health, Finance, Growth, and People OperationsThe Regional Director of Operations is required to reside in Western North Carolina (preferably in the Greater Asheville or Charlotte areas) and must be willing to travel frequently throughout the region.