Rehab Transition & Admissions Coordinator

8100 ProMedica Toledo Hospital; United States; On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

ProMedica Toledo Hospital is seeking a Transition Coordinator for the Eidi Family Rehabilitation Center. You will manage referrals, coordinate admissions, and support transitions between Flower Rehab Center and inpatient/outpatient teams.

You will collaborate with PPS Coordinators, Case Managers, and Nursing Leadership to address insurance precertifications, authorizations, length of stay, and resource utilization while delivering patient-centered care.

Qualifications

• Post High School clinical training equivalent to a certification or licensure.
• Strong verbal and non-verbal communication skills with patients and healthcare professionals.
• Ability to input, retrieve and analyze EMR data; mid-level Word and Excel skills.
• Must be able to commute between facilities with reliable transportation.
• 2+ years clinical experience in patient care; experience with utilization review, care transitions, or inpatient rehab is a plus.
• CPR certification and licensure as indicated by education.

Responsibilities

• Manage referrals and coordinate admissions for patient transitions.
• Collaborate with PPS Coordinators, Case Managers, Transition Care Managers and leadership.
• Coordinate insurance precertification, recertification, authorizations and appeals, length of stay and resource utilization.

Skills

Communication skills

EMR data analysis

Teamwork

MS Word & Excel

Education

Post-high school clinical training

Associate degree in a clinical field

Tools

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Job description

ProMedica Toledo Hospital is seeking a Transition Coordinator for the Eidi Family Rehabilitation Center. You will manage referrals, coordinate admissions, and support transitions between Flower Rehab Center and inpatient/outpatient teams.

You will collaborate with PPS Coordinators, Case Managers, and Nursing Leadership to address insurance precertifications, authorizations, length of stay, and resource utilization while delivering patient-centered care.