Financial Counselor (3625)
mary rutan healthBellefontaine (OH)
About the role
Financial Counselor Position Type Full-Time Job Shift Day (1st Shift) Assist with Medicaid, HCAP, and hospital Financial Assistance application procedures, educating patients about their financial liabilities, and developing patient payment arrangements for said liabilities. The Financial Counselor reports to the Supervisor of Patient Clearance. Conducts pre-registration of patients and other related financial clearance functions as required. Regulatory Requirements High School graduate or GED.
MINIMUM EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: Two (2) years of previous related healthcare Revenue Cycle experience.
ADDITIONAL PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
At least three (3) years of previous related healthcare Revenue Cycle experience, preferably with a focus in Financial Counseling. An Associate's degree from a recognized college or university preferred.
Language Skills:
Ability to communicate in English, both verbally and in writing. Additional languages preferred. Excellent interpersonal skills. Skills Clear understanding of the impact financial counseling has on Revenue Cycle operations and financial performance. Excellent written, verbal communication and interpersonal skills. Demonstrated negotiation skills Ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks simultaneously, and to effectively anticipate and respond to issues as needed in a dynamic work environment. A demonstrated ability to use PC based office productivity tools (e.g. Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Excel) as necessary; general computer skills necessary to work effectively in an office environment. Dedication to treating both internal and external constituents as clients and customers, maintaining a flexible customer service approach and orientation that emphasizes service satisfaction and quality.
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