Intake Coordinator - Behavioral Health

Qualifications:

High school degree or equivalent preferred

Valid Driver's license

CPR certification and Crisis Prevention Training (CPI) within 30 days

Previous experience in a psychiatric health care facility, with direct experience working with psychiatric, dual diagnoses, and geriatric patients preferred

Must have strong clinical assessment skills

With proper credentials, Coordinator may be required to complete vitals check on patients

At Lifepoint Behavioral Health, we specialize in compassionate behavioral health services, including crisis stabilization for acute mental health and substance use disorders. Our philosophy is built on a psychosocial model of care and follows the core principles of resilience, recovery and restoration. Our teams are committed to providing superior patient care that exceeds industry standards as well as patient expectations.

Success within a company doesn’t just happen. It requires committed teams of talented people who understand and embrace an organization’s goals and work together at the highest level to achieve them. Join our team of interdisciplinary doctors, nurses, therapists and other experts today!

Benefits:

Competitive pay rates

Tuition Assistance

Expansive Benefit Package

Professional Development and advancement opportunities

What you will do in this role:

The Intake Coordinator is responsible for working with internal and external customers to identify

patients appropriate for admissions to the Behavioral Health Unit. The coordinator will assess walkins

by completing an assessment to ensure their referral to the service or resource to best address

those needs. Coordinator will answer calls and complete a referral inquiry form on every call

encouraging patients to come in as soon as possible for the patient’s safety. The coordinator will assist

in scheduling initial assessments on patients seeking treatment of psychiatric or emotional disorders

as well as dual diagnosis. After assessing the coordinator will confer with the psychiatrist who will

determine the appropriate level of care. Coordinators will also review clinicals received by referral

sources. The assessor will call the provider and discuss the clinicals and again the provider will

determine the level of care based on the coordinator’s objective review. May be required to work

flexible hours and overtime.