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One of our major Healthcare clients in NYC is looking for an outgoing Level 1 Help Desk support Analyst to join the hospital’s Enterprise Service Desk. This individual will serve as the front-line IT support for the Health System’s 11 hospitals.
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Annual Performance Bonus, Stock Purchase, Medical Plans, Prescription Drugs, Dental, Vision, Family Assistance Program, FSA, HSA, Pre-Tax Parking Plan, 401(k), Life/AD&D, Accident, Critical Illness, Hospital Indemnity, Long Term Care, Short-term Disability, Long-term Disability, Business Travel Accident, Identity Theft, Paid Time Off, Flexible Work Options, Paid Holidays, Sabbatical, Gift Matching, Health Club Reimbursement, Personal and Professional Development.
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Attitudes for this job"Front desk bartender" you hang out with people and make them feel excited to come back,"The client relations representative", the " brand storyteller on the phone. No really this is not your typical medical office receptionist job.
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Performs front desk clerical duties as required Ensures billing questions are addressed, bills coded properly, appointments scheduled Clerical work, including filing, data entry, reception work, schedule meetings, typing and preparing correspondence, indexing, operating office equipment (fax, computer, photocopier), and other clerical functions.
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Curated Mental Health, a reputable mental health medical practice based in New York City, is seeking a highly organized and customer-focused Front Desk Receptionist to join our dedicated team.
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A Head Cashier will position Cashiers and support them by expediting price checks, approving Point of Sale transactions and markdowns for mainline registers, Self-Checkout, Returns, Pro Desk, Special Services, and Tool Rental.
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Description:The Front Desk Receptionist is a medical office position that is responsible for coordinating and managing all processes of the front office. Coordinates the daily operations of the physician office, including but not limited to, processing medical records, controlling the front desk, and answering the phone.
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As the Patient Services Coordinator this position coordinates scheduling pre-procedure communication medical record documents EMR demographic data entry requirements for payers and Revenue Cycle greets patients and answers multi-line telephone and fax.
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Front Office Receptionist needed for busy medical office. Front Desk Receptionist. Responsible for handling front office reception and administration duties, including greeting guests and offering them a beverage, answering phones, handling company inquiries, and sorting and distributing mail.
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Job Summary : Front Desk staff at Essen Healthcare, you will play a vital role as the first point of contact for our patients and visitors. All clinical services are offered via telehealth or in-person at over 35 medical offices and at home through the Essen House Calls program.
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Requirements:· Previous front desk or office support experience· Professional written and oral communication skills· Proficiency with Microsoft Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint and Word· A positive, "can do" attitude.
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Skilled in Echo, Stress and TeeEMR: EpicHospital: outpatient practiceGroup/support: full staff front desk, medical assistants, and RNs Travel, Accommodations, and Malpractice PAID for locum opportunities.
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Medical office front desk receptionists must interact frequently with patients, medical professionals, and supervisors, meaning they must have excellent communication skills and be personable.
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Seeking an EXPERIECED Front Desk/reception/appointments/referrals, authorizatio experience necessary. Seeking an EXPERIECED Front Desk/reception/appointments/referrals, authorizatio experience necessary.
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Record approval and denials of pre-authorization in patients electronic records and the front desk logbook. + Knowledge and experience using computers and EMR - Electronic Medical Records.
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