Front Office Coordinator 730am-430pm Mon-Thurs;730am-12pm Fri Outpatient Clinic

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jackson hospitalMontgomery (AL)

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About the role

The Front office Coordinator is responsible for appointment scheduling, answering telephones, greeting and receiving patients and visitors, patient check-in and out, creation of patient charts, maintaining office supplies, entering patient diagnosis codes into the computer system, making deposits, maintaining and accurately filing the office medical records, and serving a supervisory function to the front office staff. Duties also include retrieving and delivering charts or information to requesting parties, filing charts, organizing chart audits and other information on a timely day to day basis. Responsible for the coordination of front office operations and balance the daily receipts. High school diploma. Minimum of 5 years experience preferred as medical assistant in a physician office setting. Certification in medical assisting or related field from an accredited program strongly preferred. Excellent verbal and written communication required, telephone etiquette, customer relations' skills, CPT and ICD Coding. Computer literate. Manual dexterity and visual acuity necessary to utilize the PC and calculator; ability to sit for prolonged periods of time; verbal communication and hearing ability to communicate with a multitude of patients and customer. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Protected Veterans/Disabled

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