Healthcare Scheduler

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brightstar careNaples (FL)

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About the role

Healthcare Scheduler Are you interested in becoming part of an outstanding team of professionals who make patient and family-centered care their priority? We currently have the following opportunity for an energetic, skilled, and compassionate individual like you to become part of our Healthcare team.
Job Duties: Promote/exemplify company mission, vision and values at all times Ensure timely staffing and scheduling visits for field staff in their appropriate areas per client's preferences Ensure timely follow through with staff, patients/families, and physicians which may include but not limited to Start of Care (SOC) report, emails, faxes etc. Maintain a current client roster with necessary information Provide effective communication to clients, their families, team members, and other health care professionals. Demonstrate commitment and professional growth by participating in in-service programs and maintaining/improving competency Schedule all caregivers to meet the clients needs Provide concierge level customer service to employees and clients On-call rotation
Benefits: Competitive pay Paid time off Health Insurance 401K Mileage reimbursement
Requirements: At least one (1) year experience in general office environment, preferred Healthcare experience Ability to communicate verbally and in writing effectively Computer skills Reliable transportation Ability to operate office technology such as fax, copiers, etc. Home care scheduling experience preferred.

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