Admissions Coordinator – On-Site, Full Benefits & Bonus

Select Medical; Augusta (GA); On-site; USD 29,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid time off (PTO)

Paid sick time

401(k) retirement plan

Life & disability protection

Job summary

Select Medical’s Augusta LTACH seeks an Admissions Coordinator to manage referral intake and patient admissions. You will work with multiple departments to ensure a smooth admission day, verify benefits, and document data in our systems while providing high-quality patient service.

The role is full-time, on-site, with benefits and a structured onboarding program. Prior insurance verification and prior authorization experience are preferred, with a focus on accuracy and patient-first care.

Qualifications

• Prior hospital, physician practice, or insurance environment experience preferred.
• Familiarity with medical terminology is required.

Responsibilities

• Manage referral intake and admission of all patients.
• Coordinate with departments to prepare for admission day.
• Verify Medicare benefits and secondary insurance plans for referrals.
• Enter accurate referral, admission, denial, or conversion data in online systems.
• Ensure all deficiencies are resolved to keep hospital financially viable.
• Coordinate equipment, medications, and patient room needs for admission.

Skills

Insurance verification

Prior authorization

Medical terminology

Customer service

Hospital experience

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Online databases

EMR systems

Job description

Select Medical’s Augusta LTACH seeks an Admissions Coordinator to manage referral intake and patient admissions. You will work with multiple departments to ensure a smooth admission day, verify benefits, and document data in our systems while providing high-quality patient service.

The role is full-time, on-site, with benefits and a structured onboarding program. Prior insurance verification and prior authorization experience are preferred, with a focus on accuracy and patient-first care.