Work Environment
Most health insurance navigators work for public, health, educational, or nonprofit agencies, and meet with consumers primarily in agency and office settings. Navigators may participate as well in outreach programs which are sponsored in various alternative settings—such as shopping malls, churches, community centers, or schools—in order to reach diverse populations.
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