Intake Coordinator

Laurel Ridge Treatment Center; Pembroke (MA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

Pembroke Hospital is seeking an Intake Coordinator for a part-time, weekend role (2pm to 10:30pm). The position is benefit eligible and requires working every other weekend.

The Intake Coordinator collaborates in the admissions department, handling referrals and processing demographic, clinical and insurance information as part of patient intake.

Qualifications

• The Intake Coordinator is responsible for working collaboratively in the admissions department.
• Intake Coordinators must answer calls entering the queue and process demographic, clinical and insurance information.

Responsibilities

• Respond to inpatient referral requests from clinicians, patients, family members, managed care staff and others.
• Answer calls entering the queue and process demographic, clinical and insurance information in a manner consistent with policy.

Job description

Responsibilities

Intake Coordinator Opportunity - Part Time, Weekends

We are hiring for a Part Time, Benefit Eligible, Intake Coordinator to work 2pm to 10:30pm for 24 hours per week. This position required working every other weekend.

Pembroke Hospital

Pembroke Hospital is a 120-bed acute care, inpatient behavioral health facility located south of Boston, in Pembroke, MA. Situated on 26 acres, we offer inpatient and partial hospitalization treatment to teens, adults and older adults, and our services are designed to assess, stabilize, and treat patients by addressing their primary symptoms and problems. At Pembroke Hospital, all positions begin and end with caring for the Patient. By Listening Deeply and Understanding the Story of our Patients, we will Make a Difference in the Lives we Touch.

The Intake Coordinator

The Intake Coordinator is responsible for working collaboratively in the admissions department responding to inpatient referral requests from clinicians, patients, family members, managed care company staff, and others. Intake Coordinators must answer calls entering the queue (or coming in on direct extensions) and process demographic, clinical and insurance information in a manner consistent