Area Treatment Coordinator | Office of Administration

Five or more years of professional experience in counseling, nursing, mental health, health care administration, public health, social services, or closely related areas, of which one or more …

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What does a treatment coordinator do?

The office manager is the direct supervisor of the treatment coordinator, and should give the treatment coordinator targets of how many closes to achieve each day. If there aren’t enough patients in the office that day to present treatment to, the treatment coordinator needs to get on the phone and bring patients back in for consultations. ...

How do I become a treatment coordinator?

Education: A Treatment Coordinator typically requires a diverse educational background, with many holding degrees ranging from high school diplomas to master’s degrees. Relevant fields of study include healthcare administration, psychology, and business management. Coursework in communication, patient care, and office management is beneficial. ...

Can a doctor have an office manager as a treatment coordinator?

Some doctors have their office manager double as a treatment coordinator. In a smaller practice this can work, but again, as the practice expands, you’ll end up with a treatment coordinator instead of an office manager (which is unworkable as office manager is a critical position). ...

Is your practice ready for a full-time treatment coordinator?

A practice that has at least 1500 charts and about 50 new patients per month is certainly ready for a full-time treatment coordinator. (Related: What Exactly Is an Office Manager (And Why You Absolutely Need One)) I should also note here that it is almost never a good idea to hire an associate without also having a treatment coordinator. Why? ...

What does Area Administration do?

Area Administration works with Wisconsin county human services agencies to help their residents lead healthy lives. We work closely with county staff to provide support and assistance in running health and human service programs. Staffers around the state provide local, in-person help to counties. ...

How can Area Administration help a county?

Staffers around the state provide local, in-person help to counties. When county representatives have questions, issues, or need technical help, Area Administration can help find the answer or resource. Our webpage is a one-stop shop that gives counties easy access to DHS program information they need to run human services programs. ...