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You will be involved in all aspects of marketing for the community to include networking, sales, advertising, public relations and community events, not to mention building strong relationships with the surrounding community of health care providers.
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Reports to the nursing center Nursing Home Administrator but also has a dotted line report to relationship to the Regional Manager/Director, Sales and Marketing. Join our team as a nursing center Director of Marketing and Admissions where you will help grow our market share to meet census goals and ultimately improve our financial standing.
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Guide the center sales program which ensures: strong customer, referrer, and payor satisfaction; appropriate market penetration; positive public image; maximization of center Quality Mix (Qmix) and Average Daily Census (ADC) goals.
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Minimum of two (2) years college education in the field of health care administration, business management, and/or marketing or public relations preferred. Manage the nursing center patient referral flow, admissions process including community sales, referral management, and admission sign-in, through post-admission utilizing the Genesis Core Operating System (Point Click Care.
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Develop and implement long-range and short-term sales plans. May supervise other nursing center marketing personnel Why Genesis? Bring your sales experience to Genesis! Nursing Student Loan Debt Repayment and Tuition Assistance.
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Can implement creative solutions specific to sales and marketing efforts. The right person for our Community Relations Director role (aka full-time community sales lead) is a “hunterwith a heart.
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