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The Lung Cancer Screening Patient Representative will provide administrative support to the Lung Cancer Screening Program, Clinical Operations, and clerical assistance. This individual will work to improve coordination of patient care, help patients navigate the healthcare system, reduce barriers when possible and support achievement of program deliverables through various resources. This position will require the ability to interact with personnel as well as outside agencies and patients, the ability to act independently to carry out duties and responsibilities of the job without specific supervision by people or procedure, and the aptitude to establish work priorities to meet established deadlines.
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The Clinic Clerk is responsible for efficient and courteous registration, transfer and discharge of patients within established policies and procedures; thoroughly compiles and types medical information for patients' records and statistical reports and maintains current and accurate patient account receivables.
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The Medical Records Clerk is responsible to assemble, review for completeness, compile and type medical information and data for patients' records and statistical reports.
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The Admissions Clerk is responsible for efficient and courteous registration, transfer, and discharge of patients.
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The Administrative Assistant is accountable for implementing specific work projects and for performing administrative tasks relative to the operation of the Hospital or Clinic.
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The Clinic Clerk is responsible for the efficient and courteous registration, transfer, and discharge of patients in accordance with established policies and procedures. This position compiles and enters medical information for patient records and statistical reports, while maintaining accurate and current patient account receivable information.
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The Clinic Clerk is responsible for the efficient and courteous registration, transfer, and discharge of patients in accordance with established policies and procedures. This position compiles and enters medical information for patient records and statistical reports, while maintaining accurate and current patient account receivable information.
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The Financial Counselor is responsible to provide financial assistance to patients with an inability to pay for services rendered. The incumbent is also, responsible to complete payment arrangements for unpaid balances not covered at discharge.
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To perform all aspects of payroll bi-weekly.
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The Clinic Clerk is responsible for the efficient and courteous registration, transfer, and discharge of patients in accordance with established policies and procedures. This position compiles and enters medical information for patient records and statistical reports, while maintaining accurate and current patient account receivable information.
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Under the general supervision of department leadership, the Patient Access Coordinator is responsible for referral processing and scheduling patients while ensuring insurance eligibility, benefit verification, pre-registration, and authorization are all completed on time to prevent denials or a delay in patient care. Additionally, the Patient Access Coordinator must determine, communicate, and collect patient liability before service and attempt to collect prior balances. The Specialist will also screen patients who are self-pay or underinsured for financial assistance or other applicable programs as needed.
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Under the general supervision of department leadership, the Patient Access Coordinator is responsible for referral processing and scheduling patients while ensuring insurance eligibility, benefit verification, pre-registration, and authorization are all completed on time to prevent denials or a delay in patient care. Additionally, the Patient Access Coordinator must determine, communicate, and collect patient liability before service and attempt to collect prior balances. The Specialist will also screen patients who are self-pay or underinsured for financial assistance or other applicable programs as needed.
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Under the general supervision of department leadership, the Patient Access Coordinator is responsible for referral processing and scheduling patients while ensuring insurance eligibility, benefit verification, pre-registration, and authorization are all completed on time to prevent denials or a delay in patient care. Additionally, the Patient Access Coordinator must determine, communicate, and collect patient liability before service and attempt to collect prior balances. The Specialist will also screen patients who are self-pay or underinsured for financial assistance or other applicable programs as needed.
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Under the general supervision of department leadership, the Patient Access Coordinator is responsible for referral processing and scheduling patients while ensuring insurance eligibility, benefit verification, pre-registration, and authorization are all completed on time to prevent denials or a delay in patient care. Additionally, the Patient Access Coordinator must determine, communicate, and collect patient liability before service and attempt to collect prior balances. The Specialist will also screen patients who are self-pay or underinsured for financial assistance or other applicable programs as needed.
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Under the general supervision of department leadership, the Patient Access Coordinator is responsible for referral processing and scheduling patients while ensuring insurance eligibility, benefit verification, pre-registration, and authorization are all completed on time to prevent denials or a delay in patient care. Additionally, the Patient Access Coordinator must determine, communicate, and collect patient liability before service and attempt to collect prior balances. The Specialist will also screen patients who are self-pay or underinsured for financial assistance or other applicable programs as needed.
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Performs diversified and confidential administrative duties requiring broad and comprehensive experience, skill, and knowledge of organizational policies and practices. Provides support to respective assigned executives as needed.
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The Clerk Typist performs various typing and clerical tasks, files records and reports, and performs general office work.
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The Clinic Clerk is responsible for the efficient and courteous registration, transfer, and discharge of patients in accordance with established policies and procedures. This position compiles and enters medical information for patient records and statistical reports, while maintaining accurate and current patient account receivable information.
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Under general supervision, the Clinic Billing and Follow-Up Specialist handles essential billing and insurance follow-up functions. This role requires a fundamental understanding of insurance claim processing, knowledge of HCFA claim forms, and the ability to interpret insurance explanation of benefits (EOBs), handle denials, and perform follow-up with insurers to ensure claims resolution. The position encompasses business office responsibilities related to patient accounts,...
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The Admissions Clerk is responsible for efficient and courteous registration, transfer, and discharge of patients.