Medical Receptionist
$16.50 - $18
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$16.50 - $18
About the role
- Patient interaction and registration: Greet and register patients, update demographics, verify insurance information, and maintain accurate records in the EMRPhone management: Answer telephone calls, record messages, and accurately re-direct calls as needed
- Payment processing: Collect patient payments and manage payment transactions
- Administrative tasks: Assist with faxes, emails, and office organization
- Office upkeep: Maintain a clean and professional environment, and maintain a welcoming waiting area
- Minimum of one year of customer service experience, preferably in a medical setting is preferred
- Required Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities
- Effective communication and interpersonal skills to interact with patients and coworkers Superior customer service skills
- A high level of professionalism
- Experience with medical office software is a plus
- Reliable transportation and the willingness to comply with the company travel policy
- Ability to work 13+ hour shifts, stand/walk for long periods, and lift 25 lbs.
- Must have scheduling flexibility, including weekends and holidays
- Competitive hourly pay: $16.50 - $18, plus opportunities for overtime
- Full benefits package, including PTO, SSL, and 7 premium pay holidays when worked
- Health, dental, and vision insurance (single and family coverage) available 30 days after full time employment 401(k) plan with company match after one year
- Exciting opportunities for growth within the organization
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