Front Desk Coordinator at Medical Clinic
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center for pain supportive carePhoenix (AZ)
Medical Secretaries and Administrative AssistantsAll Other Outpatient Care Centers
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job DescriptionJob DescriptionFront Office Coordinator
Full-Time | Phoenix, AZ
Center for Pain and Supportive Care
The Center for Pain and Supportive Care is seeking a dependable, professional, and detail-orientedFront Office Coordinatorto join our dedicated team. This full-time position plays a vital role in creating a welcoming and efficient environment for our patients and staff.
Qualifications:
2–3 years of experience in a front office, administrative, or customer service role
Strong customer service and communication skills
Ability to work independently and multitask efficiently
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and computer keyboard
Familiarity with EHR systems preferred (but not required)
Knowledge of insurance plans (HMO, PPO, Medicare, Medicaid) preferred but not required
Understanding of HIPAA compliance (preferred)
Highly motivated, reliable, and professional demeanor
Ability to manage challenging situations and patients with care and tact
Strategic thinking and problem-solving skills
Three professional references required
Key Responsibilities:
Greet and check in patients using the EMR system
Update and maintain accurate patient demographic and insurance information
Collect copays, deductibles, co-insurance, and outstanding balances
Balance collected funds at the end of each day
Schedule patient appointments and follow-ups using the EHR system
Answer and direct incoming calls using a multi-line phone system
Retrieve and return voicemails promptly
Scan and upload documentation into patient charts
Distribute faxes, documentation, and messages to the appropriate team members
Assist patients with digital tablets for completing intake forms and paperwork
Maintain the cleanliness and organization of the front desk and lobby areas
Open and close front office daily
Provide a positive and supportive experience for all patients
Support the overall flow and operations of the clinic as needed
Compensation & Benefits:
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Supportive work environment focused on patient care and team collaboration
\nCompany DescriptionCenter for Pain and Supportive Care is an outpatient pain management clinic specializing in the treatment of both chronic and cancer-related pain. CPSC believes in a multidisciplinary, multi-modal approach to pain, combining interventional pain with a palliative care approach. We strive to deliver a unique whole-person approach to patient care with an emphasis on improving not only pain relief but also quality of life. That might mean incorporating medication therapies, interventional procedures, implantable intrathecal pumps and neurostimulators, behavior health, and social support opportunities. It is the mission of CPSC to facilitate lasting change, requiring commitment from healthcare providers, active participation from patients, and continuous support from families and friends.
Company DescriptionCenter for Pain and Supportive Care is an outpatient pain management clinic specializing in the treatment of both chronic and cancer-related pain.CPSC believes in a multidisciplinary, multi-modal approach to pain, combining interventional pain with a palliative care approach.We strive to deliver a unique whole-person approach to patient care with an emphasis on improving not only pain relief but also quality of life. That might mean incorporating medication therapies, interventional procedures, implantable intrathecal pumps and neurostimulators, behavior health, and social support opportunities. It is the mission of CPSC to facilitate lasting change, requiring commitment from healthcare providers, active participation from patients, and continuous support from families and friends.
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