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Scheduling Coordinator

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FronteraCare delivers life-changing autism services to children and families across New Mexico and Colorado. We provide high quality diagnostic evaluations and ABA  therapy, partnering closely with parents, grandparents, foster parents, and other caregivers to create individualized care plans rooted in each child's unique strengths, needs, and family context.

Our clinicians are committed to evidence-based, compassionate care that helps children with autism thrive. We believe the best outcomes are when families are at the heart of the treatment. By combining clinical expertise with family insights, we help children build skills, gain confidence, and thrive.

Our Mission
Our mission is to expand access to exceptional diagnostic and behavioral healthcare for every child, no matter where they live or their circumstances.

 

The schedule for this role is 6:30am-3:30pm Mountain Time.

Job Summary: Scheduling Coordinator at FronteraCare

FronteraCare is seeking a dynamic Scheduling Coordinator to oversee and enhance the appointment scheduling process for services across our clinics in New Mexico and Colorado. This pivotal role demands exceptional organizational, communication, and leadership skills to ensure accurate scheduling, optimize clinician availability, maximize utilization of authorized hours, and drive operational efficiency. As the primary liaison for clients, clinicians, and administrative staff, the Scheduling Coordinator will also play a key role by contributing to process development in our fast-paced startup environment. 

Key Responsibilities:

Client Scheduling Management:

  • Coordinate, schedule, and reschedule client appointments, maximizing clinician availability and ensuring alignment with client needs.
  • Monitor client attendance and proactively address conflicts, cancellations, and no-shows to maintain seamless service delivery.
  • Confirm appointments with clients and caregivers, and implement reminder systems to enhance attendance rates.
  • Maintain accurate and up-to-date scheduling records, promptly communicating any changes to clients and clinicians.

Staff Coordination & Support:

  • Collaborate closely with clinicians to manage scheduling across all stages of client care.
  • Align staff schedules with availability and clinical capacity, addressing conflicts, time-off requests, and changes efficiently.
  • Ensure that clients are matched with staff based on both client needs and staff qualifications.
  • Assist in developing and maintaining group therapy schedules where applicable.
  • Coordinate with onboarding and recruiting to establish shadowing schedules for incoming behavior technicians.
  • Proactively identify technician staffing needs based on client schedules, clinician recommendations, and service capacity, and communicate hiring needs to the recruiting team in a timely manner.

Client & Caregiver Engagement:

  • Serve as the main point of contact for clients and caregivers for any scheduling-related inquiries, changes, or issues.
  • Address concerns with professionalism and empathy, ensuring a positive experience for clients and their families.

Communication & Collaboration:

  • Communicate effectively with staff regarding their schedules, changes, and any special requests.
  • Collaborate with Human Resources, Intake, Recruiting, and Clinical teams to ensure adequate staffing levels.
  • Ensure all stakeholders are informed of any changes to schedules, providing timely and clear communication.
  • Supporting processes to maintain comprehensive and accurate data on staff and client schedules.

Process Development & Improvement:

  • Continuously evaluate and improve scheduling processes to enhance efficiency and effectiveness.
  • Identify opportunities to reduce cancellations and maximize clinician utilization, contributing to workflow optimization and improved client satisfaction.
  • Implement scheduling best practices and assist in the development of new policies and procedures.

Qualifications:

  • 1+ year of ABA scheduling, Registered Behavior Technician experience in addition to healthcare scheduling, or dispatch experience required. 
  • Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage competing priorities
  • Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal.
  • Ability to work collaboratively across different teams and disciplines.
  • Experience in scheduling, customer service, or administrative roles, preferably in healthcare or human services.
  • Familiarity with scheduling software and data management tools is a plus.

Details

  • This is a remote position open only to candidates residing in the following states: AZ, CO, FL, GA, ID, NM, OK, TX, or UT.
  • The estimated compensation range for this position is $24-27 per hour.
  • Join FronteraCare and be a vital part of a dedicated team that is making a difference in the lives of children with autism across New Mexico and Colorado!

We have determined a salary range for this position that takes into account several factors including experience, knowledge, education, skills, and abilities. Please note that the salary information is a general guideline and the exact salary will be determined based on the individual’s qualifications and experience, with consideration given to the factors listed above. All full-time employee benefits include health benefits, 401(k) plan, and PTO per year.

Compensation

$24 - $27 USD

Why Join Us
At Frontera Care, you will be part of a mission-driven, supportive team making a real difference for children and families. We provide the tools, resources, collaboration you need to focus on what matters most: delivering high-quality, family-centered care. If you are passionate about helping children with autism, and want to grow your career while transforming access to care, accessible healthcare, we would love to welcome you to our team.

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