RN Intake/Assessment Coordinator
Job Description
Job Overview and Responsibilities
Intake nurses do the initial evaluation of incoming clients to determine the severity of their illnesses and the intensity of services needed, with supervisory visits to the client's home every 6 months. The nurse will be the first caregiver that will spend a significant amount of time with the clients while admitting/intake client's paperwork that comply with applicable laws and regulations.
Job Conditions and Qualifications
Must be a Registered Nurse. A bachelor’s degree in health administration or similar field of study preferred. In lieu of a bachelor’s degree, a minimum of a years of in-home care experience preferred.
Required to be a Health Care Professional with training and experience in health service administration.
One year of supervisory or administrative experience needed in-home care, private duty environmental support or related health programs.
Must meet initial and ongoing requirements as stipulated by the State of Michigan.
This position could be stressful in terms of meeting deadlines.
Must be willing to travel 2 hours distance for appointments and possible out of state meetings and seminars/conferences as needed.
Must have the ability to communicate well, both verbally and in writing.
The job is primarily doing initial assessments in client homes that involves sitting, standing, stooping and walking and completing in-take paperwork, as well as a large amount of telephone communication setting up appointments.
Must be familiar with office equipment and with the knowledge of how to utilize a computer, printer/fax machine, multi-line telephone.
Respects confidentiality with having access to all consumer records and consumer financial accounts, personnel records and which may be discussed with all management staff, including the Governing Body.
Additional Requirements
We are looking for someone who works well with others and has compassion and patience for our aging diverse community.
Must have access to a vehicle in good working condition, a good driving record with current driver’s license and auto insurance.
If interested, please contact National Home Care Service at (517) 528-0408 and ask for Kati.