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Medical Records Specialist Job at Remote Jobs in Ocala

Posted 28 days ago

remoteOcala (FL)

SENIORITY

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About the role

In the home health sector, aMedical Records Specialistis responsible for the accurate and HIPAA-compliant management of patient health information to ensure a smooth transition from referral to final billing. As a Medical Records Specialist, you will: Manager orders Please respond to your questions in writing, by phone, email, and fax. Sort and distribute reports. Generate computer reports Request and gather documents Retrieve and file correspondence. Scanning, faxing, and copying Perform other duties as assigned.
Requirements: High School diploma or GED equivalent required Strong data entry and auditing skills Proficient in Microsoft Office Suites (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.), Google products Detail-oriented with excellent organizational skills Time management Analyzing information Confidentiality Ability to prioritize work Ability to work independently and with others Excellent verbal and written communication skills Must be able to type 50 WPM Valid Driver's License Valid Auto Insurance HomeCare HomeBase experience preferred Must be able to pass background check Orders Management experience preferred Healthcare Office experience preferred
Benefits and Perks: Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance 401k with matching contribution Health Savings Account Life Insurance Short & Long Term Disability Insurance Paid Time Off Paid Holidays

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