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Caris is seeking an Admissions RN to coordinate all aspects of patient admission and ensure a smooth process from intake to program admission. The role involves educating families about hospice services, working with hospitals and other referral sources, and ensuring timely admissions.
Responsibilities include handling admissions paperwork, coordinating with referral sources, and serving as a clinical resource for the marketing team. Competitive benefits are provided in a mission-driven culture.
Position: Admissions RN
Pay: $70,000-75,000 / yearly Depending On Experience
Our Admissions RN coordinates all aspects of a patient’s admission, and ensures a smooth and timely process from the initial intake to program admission. The Admissions RN assists in educating the family regarding hospice services and ensures the patient is comfortable throughout the admission. Works in a collaborative and persuasive manner with the hospital, nursing home, or other admissions staff, to help ensure they have a positive experience.
At Caris, you will have a career, not just a job. Our mission driven culture is evident by our current employees and the impact made on patients and families. All Caris team members commit to The Better Way, a list of promises we make to each other and our customers. The Better Way commitment is reflected in the benefits we provide. Benefits include:
Must be a Registered Nurse licensed in the state of operation.
Must possess good communication, organizational and interpersonal skills, be outgoing, perceptive and self motivated with the ability to work harmoniously with a wide variety of people.
Prior management experience preferred. Must be able to function efficiently in a stressful work environment.
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