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Our company is positioned to grow exponentially in the coming years, and we are looking for an upbeat, friendly, dedicated, results-driven, rock-star Front Office Assistant to join our team and help us provide exemplary service and support to our patients and clients across San Diego County.
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On-site: Work location is on-site (KP designated office, medical office building or hospital). Working closely with SCPMG and Labor leadership, the COO is responsible for building effective partnerships and collaborative relationships in the medical center and service area.
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Duties include (but are not limited to): serving as a scribe for office visits and medical exams, serving as liaison for lab orders, lab tracking, computer data entry, filing, faxing, email communications, patient follow up calls, small research projects, assist with treatment modalities and minor office housekeeping.
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The Back Office Medical Assistant performs a variety of clinical and clerical responsibilities to assist care providers in examination and treatment of patients. Acts as preceptor/trainer to both new hires and practice manager(s) on front and back office workflows, clinical and administrative software application training, and post appointment referral processing.
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Front Office responsibilities such as registration, scheduling, patient check-ins, collecting co-pays and check-outs. Completion of a formal Medical Assistant Program OR hold a Medical Assistant Certification OR have a minimum of two years of experience as a military corpsman.
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Note: Bold print indicates those difference between the Medical Office Assistant I and II classifications. These responsibilities are specific to the Medical Office Assistant II.
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The Front Office Medical Assistant performs a combination of administrative and clinical tasks within our clinic. The Medical Office Assistant is responsible for managing the flow of patients into and out of the clinic; they must maintain daily knowledge of provider delays, insurance eligibility and authorizations, provider scheduling preferences, and communicate these to patients to maintain an appropriate daily patient flow; will greet patients, activate patient files.
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In addition to Medical Assistant duties, you will be cross trained to perform Front Office duties including greeting patients, obtaining authorization, check in/out, communication of wait times, etc.
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We serve all of San Diego county and south Riverside county with multiple hospice office locations. Current ACSW or LCSW preferred. We serve all of San Diego county and south Riverside county with multiple hospice office locations.
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The Medical Receptionist is responsible for creating a friendly, welcoming, and well-organized front office for patients and facilitating their flow through one of the TrueCare health centers.
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Perform laboratory and screening tests customarily performed in a medical office such as visual acuity, audiometric screening, Snellen tests, spirometry tests and EKG’s. (back office) MA experience may be submitted in lieu of externship.
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Front and back office, phlebotomy, great customer service. Medical Assistant Certification Preferred (expect if state applicable) Facility: Viasat CA (Cerner-MH) Athena EMR Training (Media Lab.
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The employee is required to walk between multiple office locations that include the use of stairs (elevator is only available in some instances). This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, filing cabinets and fax machines.
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