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Healthcare, front desk, medical receptionist, front office, patient care tech, rehab tech, cna, medical assistant, massage therapist, personal trainer, chiropractic receptionist, chiropractic assistant, Exercise Science, physical therapy aide, chiropractic front office.
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We have a PRN (as needed), front desk/medical receptionist float position open. Patient check in, insurance verification, collection of co-pays and balances, various other front office duties.
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The Medical Receptionist is responsible for administrative tasks, such as maintaining patient records, and performing front-desk tasks. We are currently looking for talented candidates for the role of Medical Receptionist.
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Job Requirements:Education:High school diploma/GED requiredOne year certificate from college or technical school with concentration in front office support for medical settings preferredExperience:At least 3 year experience in a front desk/customer service related field requiredExperience in a medical office preferredWork-life balance is at the foundation of how decisions are made and where Premise is headed.
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May be requested to substitute for other office personnel and conduct responsibilities of receptionist/front desk. Within one year from date of hire, continued employment will require successful attainment and retention of CCMA, CMA (AAMA) or NCMA certification or RMA plus documented completion of a Medical Assisting program through an accredited institution of higher learning.
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The ideal candidate will be responsible for providing excellent customer service to patients, managing front desk operations, and ensuring the smooth flow of administrative processes in the medical office.
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As a Front Desk Receptionist, you are directly involved in ensuring that we deliver patient-focused care at all times. full-time Front Desk Receptionist, bilingual in Spanish preferred.
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Your genuine spirit of caring welcomes patients as the first step prior to seeing the Doctor, NP, or PA. You may serve as a greeter, front desk receptionist, and/or cashier. One year of front desk/customer service experience in a medical setting preferred.
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Busy Dealership is looking for Front Desk Receptionist! Our team members also enjoy a comprehensive benefits program including Medical, Employee discounts on vehicle purchases, parts, and service Paid-time-off Comprehensive employee recognition programs.
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This person will be involved in a wide spectrum of tasks focused around assisting the Physician in all minor in office procedures, as well as being cross-trained in all aspects of the Front Desk Receptionist role to include scheduling, data entry, and maintaining patient records.
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This person will be based in Daytona Beach, FL. The Patient Care Coordinator will be responsible for medical front desk receptionist duties including greeting patients in a friendly manner, and ensuring patients are accurately checked in and prepared for their appointments in a timely manner.
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Our dedicated staff includes a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon, Director of Operations, Office Manager, Patient Care Coordinator, Medical Aesthetician, Full-time R.N. Nurse Injector, and a Front Desk Administrator.
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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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JOB TITLE: Front Desk Coordinator - Medical Receptionist. The Front Desk Coordinator greets patients by their first name when they first walk into the clinic to provide a comfortable and welcoming experience during every visit.
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We are looking for a receptionist to manage our front desk on a daily basis and to perform a variety of administrative and clerical tasks. Fast-growing PI & WC law firm seeks a friendly receptionist.
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