Community Operations Specialist presso Northbridge Communities
Northbridge Communities · Brunswick, Stati Uniti d'America · Onsite
- Junior
- Ufficio in Brunswick
- Administrative & Business Office Support
- Assist with accounts payable, receivable, petty cash, and resident billing using Yardi and related systems,
- Maintain accurate and confidential associate and resident files.
- Support the resident move-in/move-out process, admissions paperwork, and billing.
- Provide back-up coverage for front desk or concierge as needed.
Human Resources & Onboarding
- Support recruitment and onboarding efforts by coordinating interviews, verifying credentials, and welcoming new hires.
- Facilitate new hire orientation and assist with benefit enrollment and associate training logistics.
- Maintain accurate records in UKG, Relias, and other HR systems to ensure compliance with license, certification, and training requirements.
- Track attendance, callouts, tardiness and communicate trends to the ED or RCD.
- Contribute to associate engagement efforts by supporting recognition, communication, and training initiatives.
Scheduling and Labor Management
- Create and manage care staff and nursing schedules to ensure adequate coverage.
- Collaborate with the RCD to manage schedules, overtime, and shift assignments.
- Maintain accurate daily assignment and task lists (CRMA, RCA, etc.).
Training and Compliance Coordination
- Assist with planning staff in-services and required trainings. Coordinate with RCD and outside agencies when additional training or certifications are necessary.
- Maintain training records; update logs and verify completion.
- Support committees and safety initiatives as assigned.
Wellness and Resident Support
- Partner with the RCD and Sales Director to coordinate medical documentation for resident assessments and move-ins.
- Support non-clinical resident wellness needs, including supply management, continence program tracking, and appointment coordination.
- Assist with family communication, care plan meetings, and follow-up on non-clinical resident concerns.
- Maintain accuracy of resident records and ensure compliance with resident rights and privacy standards.
State-Specific Responsibilities (ME & NH)
- Assist with flu shot authorizations and permissions, updated medication lists, and first-of-month vitals/weights.
- Support documentation accuracy (ADL/MAR, task sheets, shower and dietary lists, refrigerator checks, etc.).
- Participate in committees (e.g., Weight Variance Committee) and provide documentation support as needed.
- Associates degree in related field.
- Minimum of one year in accounting, human resources, with related administrative experience.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills; ability to interact professionally with residents, families, and associates.
- Highly Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite; experience with Yardi, UKG, or Relias preferred.
- Requires the ability to communicate in English both orally and in writing.
- Ability to communicate effectively with residents, families, staff, community officials and the public.
- Must have compassion for and desire to work with the elderly.
- Must meet all State health requirements.
- Must be able to perform duties and responsibilities with or without reasonable accommodation.
- Must pass criminal background check.
- Competitive Salary: Compensation reflective of your expertise and dedication.
- Flexible Work Schedule: A work schedule that accommodates your personal commitments.
- Paid Leave: Enjoy generous allocations for holidays, vacation, and personal days, ensuring you have time to recharge.
- Health and Wellness Plans: Access comprehensive health insurance plans for you and your dependents, promoting overall well-being.
- Retirement Savings: Participate in a 401(k) plan with a company match to build financial security for the future.
- Professional Development: Continuous learning and advancement opportunities to enhance your skills and career trajectory.
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