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AccentCare is hiring a Territory Patient Admissions Coordinator in St. Paul, MN. The role focuses on timely acceptance or decline of referrals, coordinating with agencies, referral sources, and clients to ensure smooth admission processes.
Qualifications include active RN or LVN license, 3–7 years in facility/physician relationships, plus 1 year in home care preferred. EMR experience and knowledge of Medicare/Medicaid payors are valued. The position is full-time and onsite.
Territory Patient Admissions Coordinator
Location: St.Paul, MN office onsite
Position: Territory Patient Admissions Coordinator
Position Type: Full-Time
Compensation: $24.00 to $29.00 / hou
The Territory Patient Admission Coordinator is responsible for the timely acceptance or decline of the referral based of the predetermined criteria set by the Agency. This position’s assigned territory may encompass one or more states in AccentCare’s operation and may change with the needs of the Company. The Territory Patient Admission Coordinator establishes and maintains communication with the clients, family members and referral sources. This role is responsible for partnering with agency staff, referral sources, and sales to achieve optimal patient satisfaction & outcomes. The Territory Patient Admission Coordinator facilitates obtaining all information and documentation necessary to complete a referral through follow up with the Agency, the Referral Source and the Client.
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