Medical Records Technician - Chicago, IL (6710)

Posted 8 days ago

advantmedMelrose Park (IL)

Health Information Technologists and Medical Registrars All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services

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About the role

Medical Records Technician Advantmed is hiring enthusiastic Medical Records Technicians! This is a great "foot-in-the-door" position for those looking to be involved in the emerging Healthcare & Technology industry. At Advantmed our mission is to improve the healthcare system by ensuring appropriate, quality care, and eliminating unnecessary costs. Advantmed is a privately held company founded in 2005 and composed of over 1,800 seasoned professionals aligned by one common goal, to meet our client's evolving needs with accuracy, efficiency, and transparency. We would love to have you join our team of dedicated professionals! Our Medical Records Technicians are given company laptops and portable scanners to travel to various medical facilities and hospitals to scan patient medical records.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Maintain a record system for patient information and gathering documents
Ensure medical records are organized, accurate, and complete
Create digital copies of paperwork and store records electronically
File paperwork/reports quickly and accurately
Ensure HIPAA standards
Use electronic system to properly collect, organize and manage data
Follow all confidentiality guidelines, rules, and procedures
Interact with medical staff, healthcare providers, and other medical personnel

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