Admissions Clerk

About the role

Are you someone who wants to make a difference in the battle against alcohol and drug addiction? We are looking for committed individuals to join our team in our daily fight, teaching people to save their own lives. Help us inspire change today. We passionately help the indigent population attain and sustain recovery. We are looking for team members who share our passion and belief that recovery is possible. If you find personal fulfilment in helping others, if you want to work in a supportive team environment, if you want to make a positive difference in people’s lives – this is where you want to be! Samaritan Recovery Community is a caring, long-standing nonprofit substance abuse treatment provider serving Nashville and Middle Tennessee. Located in the historic East Nashville area with spectacular views of the downtown skyline and Nissan stadium, Samaritan Recovery Community provides intensive residential treatment, transitional living, intensive outpatient, and outpatient services. We provide treatment services to men and women regardless of their ability to pay. We are looking for an Admission Clerk to join our team, who has an excitement for and is passionate about helping people as they learn how to establish a lifestyle of recovery free from substance use. If you want to make a difference in someone else's life, we want you to apply!

Responsibilities

• Interview clients on telephone for pre-screening and assist admissions in scheduling screening appointments.
• Maintain SRC data base. Enter admissions, discharges, transfers, release of information, census, etc. Run end of month reports.
• Maintain state TNWITS data base. Includes entering admissions, discharges, transfers, programs, level changes, ASI, GPRA’s, etc.
• Maintain and update client information cards.
• Billing – enter TNWITS encounters weekly to state. Balance SRC data base to TNWITS data base monthly. ATR encounters entered as received from counselors.
• Process request and receipt of client treatment records from other agencies in accord with confidentiality laws.
• Maintain adequate inventory of program forms, admission packets, and client handbooks (IR and TL); organize and maintain orderly filing system for all forms and program reports.
• Provide typing, filing and other clerical services as needed or as directed by supervisor.
• Answer agency telephone as required.
• Participate in all administrative and staff meetings as scheduled.
• Delegate duties to volunteers and work-study students as appropriate.
• Answer inquiries from clients.
• Prepare verification letters and certificates