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M ulti-Specialty, part of Optum, has an immediate opening for a friendly, patient focused and detailed oriented Patient Services Representative to join our team. The Patient Services Representative r eceives payments from patients, issues receipts and posts payment data.
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Patient Services Representative is responsible for the completion of set processes and protocols. The Patient Services Representative greets and registers patients in a prompt, pleasant and helpful manner, as well as instructs, directs, and schedules patients and visitors.
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Phlebotomist Patient Services Representative performs with confidence, both the forensic and clinical specimen collection and processing duties following established practices and procedures.
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Refers complex billing issues to the Patient Service Coordinator for resolution. Performs other related duties as assigned by the Administrator or Patient Service Coordinator. Reconciles all cash collected against deposits and deposits with the Patient Service Coordinator daily.
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The Patient Services Representative is responsible for handling front office functions. Orient patients to services, procedures, and information regarding the William F. Ryan Community Health Center, including but not limited to hours, fees, scheduling and canceling appointments, patient rights, and Board of Directors.
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MOTION is currently looking for a Patient Services Representative (Medical Receptionist) in our Astoria location! Our goal is to get patients back to what moves them, and your role as a Patient Services Representative (Medical Receptionist) is instrumental to our success.
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We have an opportunity for a Bilingual (Spanish) Patient Services Representative with experience in the Dental industry. The Bilingual (Spanish) Patient Services Representative will perform the following duties.
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Patient Services Representative - Patient Services - Monday - Friday 8 am - 4 pm. As a member of our patient services team, you'll discover what sets us apart - passion for the patients and families in our care.
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