Patient Advocate - Paralegal Experience

Orlando, FL

Full Time

Mid Level

The Mesothelioma Center at Asbestos.com is the industry leader in patient advocacy. We are seeking a dedicated Legal Patient Advocate with a strong paralegal background to bridge the gap between medical diagnosis and legal/financial recourse.

Key Responsibilities

Act as the first point of contact for patients, thoroughly understanding their needs, documenting exposure history, and identifying potential legal avenues.
Guide families through the complexities of mesothelioma litigation.
Connect patients with our vetted legal network, ensuring a seamless handoff and maintaining high standards of client service.
Maintain meticulous records within our CRM, ensuring all patient interactions are handled with the highest level of confidentiality and accuracy.
Act as a financial advocate for the patient, ensuring their legal needs are being met by outside firms and internal support teams.
Work alongside our medical experts and content writers to develop educational resources that simplify complex legal concepts for patients.

Qualifications & Experience

Bachelor’s degree or Associate’s degree in Paralegal Studies; Paralegal Certificate is highly preferred.
3+ years of experience as a paralegal or legal assistant, preferably in personal injury, medical malpractice, or mass torts.
Familiarity with the history of asbestos litigation or the nuances of Mesothelioma claims.
Proficiency with CRM and Telephony systems (Salesforce), Google Suite, and digital case management tools.
Exceptional empathy and communication skills; the ability to explain complex legal jargon to individuals in high-stress medical situations.
VA-Accreditation or a desire to become a VA-Accredited Claims Agent is highly desirable.

Why Join Us?

Make a meaningful impact by guiding patients and families through critical healthcare decisions.
Work within a mission-driven team dedicated to advocacy and support.
Engage in professional development opportunities and stay at the forefront of patient care advancements.
Enjoy a collaborative and supportive work environment.

If you are passionate about patient advocacy and want to make a difference in the lives of those affected by asbestos-related diseases, we encourage you to apply!

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