Director of Admissions & Census Growth

Excelsior Care Group; New York (NY); On-site; USD 140,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical & Dental Insurance

PTO

401(k)

Employee Recognition Program

Employee Discounts & Company Perks

Supportive Team Environment

Job summary

Atrium Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing in Brooklyn, NY is hiring an experienced Admissions Director to lead our admissions process, strengthen relationships with hospitals and referral sources, and drive census growth while ensuring exceptional resident care.

You will oversee referrals, insurance verification and authorizations, coordinate tours, and supervise admission documentation; collaborate with Marketing, Billing, MDS and Concierge teams to deliver seamless transitions into post-acute

Qualifications

• 2+ years of healthcare admissions/intake experience.
• Prior SNF/post-acute experience required.
• Admissions Director or Admissions Coordinator experience required.

Responsibilities

• Manage referrals, admissions, insurance verification, and authorizations
• Drive census growth and meet referral response goals
• Build strong relationships with hospitals and community referral partners
• Conduct facility tours and guide families through the admissions process
• Oversee admission documentation and census reporting
• Collaborate with Marketing, Billing, MDS, and Concierge teams

Skills

Healthcare admissions experience

Relationship building

Communication skills

Tools

PointClickCare

NaviHealth

CarePort

AllScripts

Job description

Atrium Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing in Brooklyn, NY is hiring an experienced Admissions Director to lead our admissions process, strengthen relationships with hospitals and referral sources, and drive census growth while ensuring exceptional resident care.

You will oversee referrals, insurance verification and authorizations, coordinate tours, and supervise admission documentation; collaborate with Marketing, Billing, MDS and Concierge teams to deliver seamless transitions into post-acute