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Colonial Village Overland Park is seeking an Admissions Coordinator for our continuing care retirement community. The role supports residents’ physical, mental, and psychosocial well-being, performing pre-admission assessments and discharge planning, and advocating for resident-centered care with families, physicians, and staff.
The position emphasizes effective communication, collaboration with a multidisciplinary team, and guiding residents through care planning and on-call rotations in a
Colonial Village is an innovative, beautiful, 5 star, boutique style senior living community. Our mission is simple: to enrich the lives of our residents through purpose, passion & joy in life! Our Community offers several levels of living including: independent living, assisted living, short-term rehab, and long-term care.
In addition to our commitment to provide quality care to our residents, we are also committed to providing a great work environment for our Team Members.
This position is part of a strong nurse management team, utilizing a very high ratio of nurse managers to residents to oversee a small skilled nursing unit within a continuing care retirement community. The role is primarily weekdays, with a predictable on-call rotation, and flexibility to balance hours during the week.
If you're in search of a family-based organization with a culture of care and you have a passion for seniors - keep reading!
We are seeking a dedicated Admissions Coordinator to join our team! The Admissions Coordinator can be either a licensed Nurse or Social Services professional. The Admissions Coordinator makes assessments for, plans, and advocates for the residents of the Community so they can reach their highest practical level of physical, mental, and psychosocial well-being. The Admissions Coordinator will be responsible for pre-admission assessment of referrals as well as discharge planning for all the residents of the Community. Has the ability to communicate effectively and advocate for resident centered/directed care to team members, families, physicians, allied health professionals, and the at-large community.