PATIENT SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE
morris hospitalChannahon (IL)
About the role
Patient Service Representative Under the general and direct supervision of the Healthcare Center Manager, the Patient Service Representative provides clerical support for the clinic independently and with minimum supervision. Maintains all required records within the Electronic Medical Record System. Reports, coordinates and processes insurance information within the Insurance Verification Module.
Qualifications: Professional/Educational:
- Experience in Ambulatory Care Clinics preferred.
- Related College Classes preferred.
- CPR Certification strongly recommended.
- Personal:
- Computer knowledge and clerical / business office functions.
- Ability to teach and direct other office personnel.
- Works effectively with others, possessing tact, discretion and diplomacy.
- Experience in Ambulatory Clinics preferred.
- Ability to follow directions
of and desire to be a part of a health care team dedicated to providing patients optimal care.
Willingness to be flexible and adaptable.
Maintains the Standards of Conduct.
Possess the ability to use proper channels of
pay will be determined by qualifications, experience, and internal equity.
Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers offers a comprehensive benefit package including:
Medical, dental, vision plans
Paid time off
Retirement plan, including immediate 100% vesting
Life insurance
Disability coverage
Nurse residency program
Wellness program
Health club / gym membership reimbursement
Reward & Recognition programs
Tuition Reimbursement
Employee Assistance Program
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