Hospice Administrative Office Coordinator
Aveanna Healthcare · Duluth, GA · 2 mo ago
AdministrativeFull-time
About the Role
The Administrative Office Coordinator for Home Health and Hospice provides top-level customer service to internal and external clients, supporting a location’s operational activities. This is an onsite position with a schedule of Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Responsibilities
- Greet visitors, determine the purpose of their visit, and escort them to their destination.
- Assist in answering incoming calls and ensure accurate messages are taken and delivered to the appropriate staff member.
- Distribute mail to staff members or departments, including company communications mailed to employees.
- Process invoices according to branch location guidelines.
- Monitor office supplies and submit orders as needed.
- Scan and/or file documentation and records.
- Participate in renewables, credentialing, and expiration activities, including obtaining necessary documents from staff to fulfill credentialing requirements.
- Ensure order and cleanliness of the office and organize repairs or other work to maintain a professional image.
- Oversee the postage machine and other office equipment to ensure proper use and working condition.
- Perform special projects as needed.
Requirements
- High school diploma or GED.
- Proficient typing skills.
- Proficient Microsoft Office skills.
- Previous office management experience.
- Previous experience in a healthcare setting.
Benefits
- Competitive pay.
- Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance.
- Voluntary pet insurance.
- 401(k) with company match.
- Vacation time, sick time, paid holidays, and floating holidays.
- Tuition reimbursement and tuition discounts.
- Free continuing education units (CEUs) for nurses.
- Employee Assistance Program and Employee Relief Fund.
- Employee Stock Purchase Plan.
About the Company
Aveanna’s mission is to revolutionize the way homecare is delivered, one patient at a time. We are committed to innovation, clinical excellence, and compassionate care—because outcomes improve when care is personal.