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Assumes responsibility for all facets of front desk operations, including greeting and registering patients, answering phones, scheduling appointments, entering patient charges and demographics, retrieving and updating medical records, collecting fees and performing general clerical and other duties as assigned in accordance with Joint Commission, NCQA and government standards.
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Assumes responsibility for all facets of front desk operations, including greeting and registering patients, answering phones, scheduling appointments, entering patient charges and demographics.
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Retrieving and updating medical records, collecting fees, and performing general clerical and other duties as assigned in accordance with JCAHO, NCQA, and government standards, as well as policies and procedures of PPS under the direct supervision of the Office Manager/Practice Manager.
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Retrieving and updating medical records, collecting fees and performing general clerical and other duties as assigned. Schedules referral appointments with specialists, hospital testing and lab work.
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Completes prior authorization of testing according to insurance requirements. If office requires post charges to the patients account using appropriate diagnostic and CPT coding to ensure correct charging and posting to patient accounts.
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Raynor Door Authority of New England is looking for a full-time Front Desk. The ideal candidate for this position would be responsible for handling front office receptionist and administrative duties, which include welcoming customers, answering phones, handling company inquiries, and general customer service work in support of the staff.
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