Patient Coordinator (Medical Navigator)

About Breeoot

Breeoot is a fast-growing preventive health company redefining how people experience healthcare - proactively, personally, and with purpose. We conduct comprehensive preventive assessments, turn them into deep, data-driven health reports, and guide patients through personalized annual health plans that support long-term wellbeing and longevity. Backed by aMoon ($1.3B AUM), we combine startup speed with the ability to scale meaningful impact.

The Care coordinator is the human anchor of the patient journey. This role is about guiding, supporting, and owning the patient’s healthcare experience - from onboarding through ongoing follow-ups and milestones.

You’re not just coordinating logistics. You help patients make sense of healthcare, stay engaged, and feel continuously supported. With a strong sense of responsibility, you ensure nothing falls through the cracks, and every patient feels seen, guided, and cared for.

You’ll work closely with physicians, Personal Health Managers (PHMs), lifestyle professionals, vendors, and operations teams to turn plans into action.

Experience in a people-facing or coordination role (customer success, patient services, operations, care coordination). Trained and registered nurse background required.

• Guide customers through onboarding and next steps
• Coordinate tests, appointments, and follow-ups
• Maintain ongoing customer communication and engagement
• Monitor progress and flag issues to the care team
• Work closely with doctors, PHMs, operations, and vendors
• Own the customer experience end to end



• Trained and registered nurse
• Dedicated & reliable = you take ownership and follow through
• Highly organized & detail-oriented = able to manage multiple customers and priorities
• Quick to learn & big-picture minded = understand how actions connect to outcomes
• Clear, calm, and compassionate communicator
• Proactive & efficient = anticipate needs and prevent issues
• Collaborative & mission-driven = motivated by helping people improve their health