COTA or PTA with Admissions Marketing
Posted 18 days ago
enduracare acute care servicesInglewood (CA)
Marketing ManagersNursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Summary The admissions liaison is responsible for effective coordination of admissions to the inpatient rehab unit.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities Coordinate an effective, efficient admissions process for all patients.
Receive referrals, gather and verify pertinent information, and complete necessary procedures to schedule and admit inpatients to the rehab units.
Maintain knowledge of current regulations governing Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance company reimbursement.
Follow organizational and hospital policies and procedures.
Assist in completion of non-clinical information on the pre-admission screens for rehab.
Perform other duties as requested.
Effectively market rehab programs to internal and external referral sources.
Benefits Unparalleled schedule flexibility and supportive company culture
Healthcare benefits package
Dynamic company partnerships to ensure career stability
401K Plan with company match
Online CEU Credits
Promotion / Advancement / Transfer Opportunities
Referral bonus program eligibility
Employee Assistance Program
Student mentor program
We offer additional benefits and perks, please reach out today
Minimum Job Requirements Must have a college degree in marketing or business.
Minimum of 1 year’s experience in admissions department preferred.
Strong understanding of current regulations governing Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance reimbursement for inpatient rehab preferred.
Demonstrated proficiency with computers, software and a variety of office equipment.
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