
Apollo Behavioral Health Hospital is seeking an Admission Coordinator (Intake Department) for the overnight shift (M–F, 10p–6a) in Baton Rouge, LA 70816. This position supports timely, accurate psychiatric admissions by coordinating intake documentation, clinical communication, and payer readiness.
Key responsibilities include:
Required qualifications/skills:
Apply today through the careers page at www.apollo-bhh.com.
Apollo Behavioral Health Hospital offers a competitive salary and a comprehensive benefits package, including Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage; Paid Time Off (PTO) and holiday pay; Life Insurance; and a 401(k) plan with a profit-sharing plan.
Your shift is structured and focused: you start by checking new inquiries and ensuring each file is complete and ready for review. Throughout the night, you keep documentation current, confirm that all required information is captured, and track updates so nothing is missed during handoffs. You’ll connect with clinical leaders as needed to clarify next steps, then finalize chart setup details so accepted patients can move smoothly into care. As the shift closes, you reconcile logs and data points so the next team begins with a clear, accurate intake picture.

Apollo Behavioral Health Hospital is committed to being a center of excellence in providing behavioral health and dual diagnosis treatment for adults ages 18 and above located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
In addition to inpatient services, Apollo offers partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and a substance abuse intensive outpatient program. Our full continuum of care allows for a seamless transition between programs.
Apollo Behavioral Health Hospital is dedicated to serving the behavioral health needs of individuals through compassionate care, clinical excellence, and individualized evidenced-based treatment. We use a patient-centered and multidisciplinary team approach to determine optimal treatment plans and ensure quality outcomes.
Apollo is licensed by the Department of Health and Hospitals in Louisiana and is accredited by The Joint Commission.