Release of Information Specialist

Posted 4 days ago

wmh alzheimers support groupHonesdale (PA)

Medical Records Specialists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

To provide coverage for release of health information functions, including processing written and verbal requests for health information.

Duties include: Opening mail, verification of proper authorization, using EHR system/ microfilm /archival systems to locate electronic health information, reproducing/copying health information, entering all requests into Release of Information (ROI) tracking software and Vendor ROI Tracking system, faxing/mailing/emailing records to requestors, answering telephone calls related to the ROI function and various other office associated duties. Prior work experience in a medical records department or medical office – minimum of 1 year relevant experience Must be able to use fax, copier, scanners, microfilm/microfiche machines and email. Prior medical terminology experience is a plus Working knowledge of HIPAA and privacy regulations U. S. Patents 7,080,057; 7,310,626; 7,558,767; 7,562,059; 7,472,097; 7,606,778; 8,086,558 and 8,046,251.

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