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Internal hire: minimum 1 year as Admissions Representative Campus Associate. We are looking for an Admissions Representative to join our team. External hire: minimum 2 years customer service, telemarketing or sales experience(including admissions experience.
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Join our dynamic team at New Haven as our Admissions Director. You'll also supervise the Admissions Personnel providing guidance and mentorship to drive their professional development. Take the lead in sales to identified target markets, setting an example for the admissions team.
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Lead the Admissions Department, providing direction, mentorship, and support to team members. Embark is committed to enriching the therapeutic and healing experience it offers through the diversity of its employees and community.
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Collaborates with the Institutional Advancement team, Associate Dean for Student Affairs, Academic Dean and President, to develop professional and promotional communication templates for use by Admissions Counselors and Admissions Coordinators.
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Assist Admissions Director with community outreach. Assist Admissions Director with community outreach. At Oasis Ascent, we provide thorough assessment, around-the-clock secure care, and intensive support to young men and women.
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Maintains and grows existing client relationships by learning and following admissions skills. The Admissions Specialists also proactively contact clinical professionals and referants, both current and potential, and explain the services we offer and seek to secure referrals into our programs.
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