Medical Receptionist-Scott Township
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Job Location:
Pittsburgh, PA - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
21 days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Preferred Primary Care Physicians is currently recruiting for a full-time Medical Receptionist for a practice located in the Scott Township area.
GENERAL OVERVIEW:
The Medical Receptionist serves as the initial person to greet instruct and direct all persons visiting or calling the medical practice utilizing skills of tact diplomacy and confidentiality in a professional manner.
ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Greet Patients that arrive according to the established guidelines of the office
- Check-in patients verify and update all information in electronic medical system and collect co-payments
- Check-out patients scheduling necessary appointments
- Maintain computer scheduling in accordance with office protocol
- Answer telephones screen calls take messages and provide information in accordance with established protocol
- Collection of payments and proper cash reconciliation
- Provide clerical support as needed
- Screen visitors and respond to routine requests for information
- Closeout procedures gathering encounter forms processing daily activities of coding batching billing and hospital visits
- QUALIFICATIONS:
Education:
High school diploma or equivalent
Experience/On the Job Training:
Minimum six (6) month medical front office experience. Knowledge of the healthcare field and medical terminology is a must
Come join the team and enjoy our great benefits including medical plan with reimbursement dental vision paid time off generous retirement plan and more!
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Key Skills
- EMR Systems
- Allscripts
- Multi-line Phone Systems
- Customer Service
- Athenahealth
- eClinicalWorks
- Insurance Verification
- Medical office experience
- Medical Terminology
- Front Desk
- Medical Receptionist
- Phone Etiquette
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