SSTAR is hiring Inpatient Admissions Coordinator for our inpatient facility.. The ATS-Detox unit manages acute withdrawal and prepares patient to continue their recovery by alleviating acute physical and emotional dysfunctions that have resulted from their substance use. The program provides medically monitored detoxification and stabilization to individuals that are dependent on various substances.
Summary:
The Inpatient Admissions Coordinator is a leadership role responsible for coordinating inpatient admissions. This position ensures safe, timely, and compliant admissions. The role serves as a key liaison between referral sources, admissions staff, nursing, clinical leadership, and direct-care staff to support census management, patient safety, and continuity of care
Hours: Mon-Fri 1pm-9pm
Admissions Coordination
Receive, triage, and respond to referrals for ATS and CSS admissions
Collect and verify intake information, insurance coverage, and authorization details; enter required data into NextGen
Monitor and manage bed availability, waiting lists, and admission flow to support appropriate census and client mix
Communicate admission decisions, bed availability, and expectations to referral sources and internal teams
Collaborate with nursing, admissions staff, and program leadership when clinical or operational concerns arise
Prepare and coordinate admission paperwork and track census, conversion rates, AMA rates, and admission trends
Coordinate insurance authorizations and benefit explanations with utilization review and billing staff.
Maintain updated resource lists for referrals when the facility cannot admit a patient.
General:
Complete all required documentation, checklists, and shift communication accurately and on time
Follow incident reporting procedures and immediately report safety or compliance concerns
Maintain confidentiality and uphold patient rights, dignity, and privacy at all times
Attend required trainings, supervision, and meetings
Maintain awareness of agency communications and policies
Ability to work in a fast-paced, emotionally sensitive environment.