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PSR/Medical Receptionist– Front Desk, Front Office, Clerical, Patient Service, Patient Representative, Administrative, Receptionist, Clinic Receptionist, Customer Service, Admitting, Patient Service Representative, Patient Access Representative, Teller,No experience, medical office, health care, healthcare, administrative assistant, $15, M-F, 8-5, Days, no holidays, no weekends, PTO, Benefits, ESB, 401k, specialty, account, coordinator, surgery.
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Perform other clerical receptionist duties such as filing, photocopying, transcribing, and faxing. Proven work experience as a Receptionist, Front Office Representative or similar role.
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The position performs general receptionist and clerical duties in order to facilitate efficient functioning of the trauma office and assists clinical trauma nurse coordinator in abstracting trauma patient information from the medical record and entering the data into the trauma registry.
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Perform other clerical duties as directed by the Business Office Manager. Prepares and distributes the daily surgery schedule to the Nursing Managers, RNs, Pre-Op and PACU Nurse and Technicians, Business Office Manager.
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Equal Opportunity Employer - Minorities/Females/Disabled/VeteransTags:Tags: Medical Office, Medical Assistant, Front Desk, Patient Care Representative, Entry Level, Sales, Customer Service, Receptionist, Reception, Office Assistant, Secretary, Administrative Aid, Clerical, Scheduling, Vitals.
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Medical Receptionists come from all different backgrounds including customer service, clerical, secretary, administrative assistant, receptionist, retail/food service and more! The Float Medical Receptionist is responsible for preparing examination rooms, assisting physicians, recording height and weight, and completing clerical duties (answer phones, confirming appointments, email.
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JOB SUMMARYPerforms receptionist, registration, and clerical duties associated with direct and scheduled patientadmissionsQualifications Minimum EducationHigh school diploma or equivalent or post secondary education diplomaAssociate’s degree Preferred Non-Essential Functions.
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PSR/Medical Receptionist - Front Desk, Front Office, Clerical, Patient Service, Patient Representative, Administrative, Receptionist, Clinic Receptionist, Customer Service, Admitting, Patient Service Representative, Patient Access Representative, Teller, No experience, medical office, health care, healthcare, administrative assistant.
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Six (6) months experience in an outpatient setting as a Medical Office Receptionist performing similar duties preferred; or an equivalent amount of experience in a high-volume customer service role in another industry/environment working with referrals or scheduling surgeries; or six (6) months experience as a Medical Office Receptionist within Dignity Health Medical Foundation.
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Visitor Center Concierge, Clerical/Office Assistant/Support, All Clerical, Admin Assistant/Secretary/Receptionist. Responsible for daily out-going mail by checking each for sufficient postage, certified or registered mail charges and preparing for pick-up by courier to the post office.
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Keywords: Sales, Service, Call Center, Children, Kids, Camp Counselor, Coach, Receptionist, Office Manager, Clerical, Administrative, Sales, Service, Call Center, Children, Kids, Camp Counselor, Coach, Receptionist, Office Manager, Clerical, Administrative, entry-level, hiring immediately, full time, part time.
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Reaching/Twisting Key word search: data entry operator clerk typist keyboarding front office receptionist clerical receptionist medical customer service representative. Responsible for all PSC (Patient Service Center) front office duties.
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Performs basic clerical duties, i.e. filing, faxing, preparing mail, some data entry. This function includes and is not limited to: Customer service, data entry, insurance billing and payments, problem resolution, following HIPPA regulations, and ordering office supplies.
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The Surgery Scheduler may also be asked to perform other clerical duties as needed and requested to support daily clinic operation goals bench marks and quality patient care initiatives per departmental guidelines.
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PSC Greeter Representative will be responsible for all PSC (Patient Service Center) front office duties. Performs basic clerical duties, i.e. filing, faxing, preparing mail, and some data entry.
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