Intake Coordinator/ Office Manager

Epworth Children & Family Services; St. Louis (MO); Vor Ort; USD 54.000 - 66.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Epworth Drop-In Center in Normandy, St. Louis, MO, is seeking an Intake Coordinator/Office Manager to support the Psychological Services outreach and intake efforts, data management, technology, and billing support.

This role serves as the primary contact for referrals, schedules appointments, manages intakes, and maintains client records. You will assist in developing outreach to expand referral sources and ensure services align with the agency’s mission and standards.

Qualifikationen

• Master’s degree in psychology, social work, or counseling is required.
• License or license-eligibility in Missouri.
• Experience with outreach and intake processes is preferred.

Aufgaben

• Greet clients/families and direct them to appropriate staff.
• Manage intake paperwork and documentation for psychological evaluations.
• Coordinate referrals and assess eligibility for Psychological Services and Family Support Network.
• Maintain appointment schedules and update client information in the database.
• Assist in outreach to develop new referral sources and strengthen community relationships.
• Support billing activities and reconcile records with accounting as needed.
• Coordinate client records, filing, reporting, and chart storage.
• Assist with audits/site visits and staff training as assigned.

Ausbildung

Master’s Degree in psychology, social work, counseling

License or license-eligible in Missouri

Jobbeschreibung

Intake Coordinator/ Office Manager# Intake Coordinator/ Office ManagerEpworth Drop-In Center - Normandy - St. Louis, MO 63121## OverviewSalary Range$60,000.00 - $60,000.00 SalaryPosition TypeFull TimeJob ShiftDayEducation LevelGraduate DegreeTravel PercentageUp to 25%CategoryNonprofit - Social Services## DescriptionThis position is responsible for assisting in Epworth’s Psychological Services outreach and intake efforts while also supporting the areas of client information/data, technology, and billing support. This position will serve as the primary contact between the community and the agency for potential referral for services, identify referral questions to be addressed, schedule appointments, provide orderly management for intakes, and be responsible for administrative office work. In addition, this employee assists in developing and implementing an overall outreach plan for the purpose of developing new referral sources and maintaining current referral sources for the Psychological Services Program.This position demonstrates commitment to the mission, vision and values of the agency by engaging in respectful, cooperative relationships with customers (i.e. clients, employees and external stakeholders); being accountable for providing services and ensuring safety to customers while empowering customers in achieving the agency’s mission.Essential Duties & Responsibilities include the following: (Other duties as assigned.)· Greet all clients/families in the Psychological Services office/ building to direct them to the appropriate staff. Assist clients/ families in completing all necessary paperwork or documentation related to their psychological evaluation or testing· Manage, support and refer clients/ families calling Psychological Services and Family Support Network requests for information about program services and eligibility· Assess and determines potential client’s appropriateness for Psychological Services and/or Family Support Network. Determine referral questions/issues to be addressed in the assessment, current risk level and appropriate support services· Provide case management to client/family’s as appropriate and needed. Refer potential referring client to community resources as appropriate· Manage the programs appointment list, including entering new client information in the database, updating the database as needed, and communicating with client/families on appointment times to assess their continued need· Assist in developing and implementing outreach for the program in the community to educate the community regarding the program and to develop new collaborative relationships with community agencies and new referral sources· Participate in marketing and outreach activities, including resource fairs and meetings with ongoing and potential new referral sources· Maintain and develop strong working relationships with appropriate community agencies· Responsible for managing billing in conjunction with Director. Maintains credit card receipts and reconciles monthly bank statements with accounting as necessary· Responsible for coordinating client records. Filing documents, sending out reports as appropriate, distributing reports to appropriate parties, and closing client records. Maintains long term storage of charts and handles shredding responsibilities at appropriate times· Assist in preparing for audit/site visits from funders and accrediting body· Participate in staff training and orientation for new staff as assigned by supervisor· Participate in interviews with new potential staff· Support employees with basic computer, copier, cell phone and phone training and troubleshooting· Manage all program administrative support needs related to office supplies, building supplies, and equipment· Serve on the safety committee and complete building safety inspection and drills for the Psychological Services offices/buildings· Adhere to policies and procedures inclusive of, but not limited to, attendance, program/department specific procedures, workplace safety, training requirements, code of conduct, social media, and confidentiality· Develop cooperative relationships with all staff and clients; implementing strong customer service skills and rendering effective services in a timely manner to support the agency’s missionSupervisory Responsibilities: None## QualificationsEducation and/or Experience: Master’s Degree in psychology, social work, counseling, with experience in marketing, business, or communications. License or license-eligible in Missouri. Minimum of two years’ experience working with at-risk populations providing clinical services to children and families. Knowledge of community organizations and resources. Culturally competent and able to work with diverse populations from a variety of backgrounds.