RN or Social Worker - Remote Care Manager (Spanish-speaking)

September 17, 2026

Pay: $30.00 - $60.00 per hour

Job description:

Remote | Flexible Schedule | $30 – 60/hr with bonus opportunity | 30 – 40 hrs/wk

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This is not a typical social work or nursing role.

If you've felt that traditional healthcare roles have a ceiling on you, and you want to actually bridge the gaps for older adults after they leave the office or facility, Hera is for you.

An older adult gets discharged from the hospital and you already know they'll be back in 30 days. A family leaves overwhelmed, clutching a stack of papers with numbers they'll never get through. You did everything you could within the system and it still wasn't enough.

We started Hera because we felt the system was letting down the generation that raised us. Hera is dedicated care management in the community for older adults, covered by Medicare. We’re depth over breadth and intend to be with families until end-of-life.

Every family gets matched with a dedicated Hero, you, who actually has the tools, time, and autonomy to help. It’s not a 15 min monthly check-in. It’s real, ongoing support where you see things through and families call you their Hero.

Why Heroes tell us this feels different

Autonomy to manage your own client load: you own your families to give them the care they deserve instead of handing them off and hoping for the best
Remote work from home, set your own flexible schedule
Delightful technology built for you so you can focus on fostering connection with families, not fighting an EMR
Supportive training and care pod structure so you are never alone on a case
No ceiling on you. We're early stage and growing fast, Heroes joining now are shaping the company.

The role

1099, 30–40 hrs/week in business hours EST (you set your schedule)
$40–60 / hour: factors include experience, geography, and client load
Serve elderly adults with chronic conditions and their families: educate on navigating Medicare and the healthcare system, coordinate care across providers, advocate for what they need

You’d be a great fit if you:

Hold an LMSW, LCSW, or RN (clinical license a plus but not required)
Have experience in geriatric care management, hospice, palliative care, discharge planning, rehab, or hospital social work
Love fostering connection with older adults and their families
Are a creative problem solver who wants a job that looks different every day
Are tech-savvy and excited by quickly evolving environments
Remote - must be located in the United States

Interviewing now, most Heroes start within 2 weeks.
No nights, no weekends required.
Please don't call our website, we reserve that line for patient calls.

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Work Location: Remote

Pay: $40.00 - $60.00 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule

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