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Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to type 40+ wpm Experience with Apple technology If this sounds like the right dispatching job for you, don't wait - apply today to join our team as a Dispatch Coordinator.
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Basic office skills including 35 wpm typing and 4500 key stokes an hour. In this role, the Patient Appointment Coordinator will obtain, verify, and input demographic, insurance and referring physician information as required, document messages electronically using appropriate medical terminology, triage calls per protocol and assist callers in a manner consistent with the Ideal Patient Experience approach and philosophy.
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Setting up WPM and Baldwin rotary cutters. We’re looking to add an experienced Web Printing Press Operator. At least two years of prior experience operating a press, including working knowledge of 4 color, UV curing, plow-folds and ink jet.
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Knowledge of medical terminology and anatomy with keyboarding skills of 35-40 wpm preferred. Location: Edward Hospital, Naperville, IL. Experience with healthcare information systems, including PACS, is preferred.
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Skills: Proficient PC skills, minimum 40 WPM; Microsoft Word; Must be able to read, write, and speak the English language in an understandable manner; Ability to operate switchboard, previous experience with multi-line system.
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Typing, Customer Service, 25 WPM, SIG Codes, QC, prescription refill, Shipping. - High School Diploma or GED - Basic level PC skills - Intermediate level keyboarding skills (at least 25 WPM, touch typing, formatting documents) - Experience providing customer service to internal and external customers - Willing and able to perform tasks which include pushing, pulling, grasping and lifting with or without reasonable accommodation.
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Must be able to type accurately at least 45-60 wpm. Bereavement & Jury Duty benefits. Ability to be resourceful, problem solve and proactive in dealing with issues that may arise. POSITION SUMMARY: The Customer Support & Relationship Specialist is responsible for managing all activity within their assigned territory.
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