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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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Requirements for this Front Desk job To excel as a Front Desk receptionist at Ankle & Foot Doctors of New Jersey, the ideal candidate should possess a minimum of 2 years of experience in a medical office environment.
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Patient Coordinator/Medical Receptionist: Proficiently and efficiently handle all incoming phone calls, scheduling-related tasks and online leads in a timely and knowledgeable fashion while creating a positive phone call experience for each caller.
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As our impressive growth continues across the MidAtlantic, we are currently recruiting a Medical Receptionist to help us continue the tradition of providing quality OB/GYN care to patients.
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Previous medical receptionist experience or background in general office. Knowledge of medical terminology and electronic medical record (EMR) EPIC systems preferred.
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Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and electronic medical records (EMR). 1+ years of experience in a medical office setting. New Jersey Brain and Spine, a fast-paced neurosurgery practice, is seeking a friendly and organized receptionist to join our dynamic team.
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1 plus yea medical office experience preferred. The Medical Receptionist requires a positive approach, ability to multi-task, flexibility and a keen understanding of policies and procedure.
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Our thriving audiology practice needs an experienced medical receptionist who can take over the administrative duties of coordinating patient and physician schedules and light billing, file management, and office organization.
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The primary purpose of the Medical Office Assistant position is to provide support with the daily activities of the clinic including answering phones and routing calls, scheduling appointments, patient referrals, greeting and registering patients.
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We are looking for an organized, multitasking, high-energy Medical Office Manager to join our team full-time. Receptionist duties (answer phones, send/receive faxes, respond to emails, client check in/out.
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Minimum 1 year as a medical office receptionist. Minimum 1 year as a medical office receptionist. At RMANJ we always do whatever it takes to ensure an exceptional patient experience.
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Manages Receptionist/Administrative Assistant essential job functions. Pritchard Industries is an Equal Opportunity Employer and will consider all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, creed, genetic information, religion, national origin, ethnicity, gender; gender identity, sexual orientation, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical condition, age, disability, or handicap, service member status, relationship or association with a protected veteran, and any other category protected by Federal, state, or local law.
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Responsible for general receptionist, registration, and billing duties in a physician office setting. Maintains schedule in EMR system, and processes pre-certs/authorizations & referrals as well as medical records releases.
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University Radiology is looking for a full-time Medical Receptionist for our Maplewood, NJ Imaging Office. In operation for more than 60 years, University Radiology staffs, manages and provides preliminary and final subspecialty interpretations and consultative support for hospitals, imaging centers and other medical facilities, and serves as the academic radiology faculty at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
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