Enrollment Coordinator (Bilingual Spanish)
$28 / hour
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$28 / hour
About the role
- Acts as the central point of contact for individuals and families calling to inquire about entry into services
- Gathers initial information from the caller and assesses if the referral needs to be directed to one of the regional Enrollment Specialists, or if a reference to a different service type is appropriate
- Enters initial demographic data into enrollment platform; Enrollment Coordinator will mail or email enrollment packet specific to the Enrollment Specialist's Region for new inquiries.
- Support the Enrollment Specialist with making engagement calls to ensure families follow through on sending the documents needed for the enrollment process.
- Logs call activity and notify regional Enrollment Specialists of individuals coming onto their queue
- Maintains detailed knowledge about OPWDD services and processes, as well as other service systems and community support in general
- Maintains a positive and helpful demeanor as the initial point of contact for individuals and families
- Must be able to spend most of the day on the phone and possess the ability to operate in a fast-paced environment
- Associate degree preferred 2+ years of experience working with people with IDD (preferred)
- Strong communication skills including verbal and written communication skills, along with strong interpersonal and organizational skills also required
- Bilingual English/Spanish required
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