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Talent Acquisition Coordinator - Onboarding

Meridian, ID

 

Job Title: Talent Acquisition Coordinator

Reports To: Director of Talent Acquisition 

Location: On site at our Home Office in Meridian, ID

Schedule: Monday-Friday with some weekends 8am-5pm MST

Compensation: $19-24/hour

 

 

Northpoint Recovery Holdings, LLC began 2009 as Ashwood Outpatient and officially launched the Northpoint platform in 2015. Now celebrating 10 years of growth in 2025, Northpoint is a leading behavioral healthcare provider offering evidence-based treatment for adults with substance use and co-occurring disorders through the Northpoint Recovery brand, and mental health treatment for adolescents through Imagine by Northpoint. Operating under an in-network, commercial insurance model, Northpoint has grown exclusively through de novo expansion—from two facilities to seventeen across the Western U.S.—with more planned in both existing and new markets. We’re guided by core values of humility, heart, inspiration, and conviction. Our mission is simple: saving lives and restoring relationships by helping people get their lives back, and treating every individual with empathy and respect.

 

POSITION SUMMARY: As a key member of the Northpoint HR & TA team, the Talent Acquisition Coordinator plays a critical role in ensuring a seamless, compliant, and engaging onboarding experience for new hires across the organization while maintaining full regulatory readiness for healthcare audits and accreditation standards. This position is responsible for managing pre-hire onboarding workflows, auditing employee files for compliance with regulatory requirements (including The Joint Commission and Department of Health standards), and partnering closely with Talent Acquisition, HR, and operational leaders to ensure new team members are fully prepared for success from day one. The Talent Acquisition Coordinator serves as a key liaison between recruitment, HR operations, and facility leadership to drive consistency, compliance, and a high-quality candidate and employee experience.

 

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES:

Onboarding & New Hire Experience

  • Manage the end-to-end onboarding process from offer acceptance through first day readiness.
  • Ensure all pre-employment documentation is completed accurately and timely (background checks, licenses, certifications, I-9, health screenings, etc.).
  • Provide proactive communication to new hires to create a welcoming and supportive onboarding experience.
  • Educate new hires on onboarding requirements, timelines, and expectations.
  • Partner with hiring managers and leaders to ensure onboarding milestones are completed.
  • Track onboarding progress and follow up with stakeholders to prevent delays in start dates.
  • Coordinate orientation logistics and onboarding readiness across departments.

Collaboration & Process Improvement

  • Partner with:
    • Director of Talent Acquisition
    • VP of HR
    • HR & TA team members
    • Facility Leadership
    • Compliance teams
  • Continuously improve onboarding workflows, documentation processes, and compliance tracking systems.
  • Develop standardized procedures and tools to improve efficiency and accuracy.
  • Support implementation of HRIS workflows and onboarding automation.

Reporting & Metrics

  • Maintain accurate records and reporting related to onboarding and compliance.
  • Provide regular updates to leadership on onboarding status, compliance gaps, and readiness metrics.
  • Track trends and recommend improvements to enhance efficiency and compliance outcomes.

 

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Healthcare Administration, or related field (or equivalent experience)
  • 2+ years of HR, onboarding, compliance, or talent acquisition experience required
  • Strong knowledge of onboarding processes and employment documentation requirements
  • Exceptional organizational and follow-through skills
  • High attention to detail and compliance mindset
  • Experience with communication & relationship building with stakeholders of various levels

 

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS:

  • Experience with The Joint Commission or healthcare accreditation standards
  • Experience working in regulated environments (healthcare, behavioral health, or similar)
  • Multi-state workforce experience
  • HRIS and ATS experience (Paycom or Greenhouse preferred)
  • Compliance auditing experience

 

FULL-TIME BENEFITS INCLUDE:

  • Subsidized Health Insurance Coverage for Employee, Spouse, & Dependent(s)
  • 100% Employer Paid Basic Life Insurance equal to 1x annual salary, up to $100,000
  • 100% Employer Paid Employee Assistance Program
  • Voluntary Dental, Vision, Short-Term Disability, Supplemental Life & AD&D, Critical Illness, Accident, and Hospital Indemnity Insurance.
  • Pre-tax Savings Accounts for all IRS-allowable medical and dependent care expenses
  • Generous Paid Time Off plan 
  • Employee Referral Bonuses
  • 401K Retirement Plan & Employer Match

 

 

This job description is not intended, and should not be construed, to be exhaustive lists of all responsibilities, skills, efforts or working conditions associated with this job. It is meant to be an accurate reflection of the principal job elements essential for making fair pay decisions about jobs.

Employees with potential access to protected health information must comply with all procedures and guidelines governed by HIPAA.

Northpoint is an Equal Opportunity Employer.  Northpoint Recovery is an At-Will employer. Employment may be terminated at any time by employee, or employer with or without notice.

 

Compensation:

$19 - $24 USD

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