Ambulatory Patient Access Rep - Evening Float

Overview Part‑time role, benefits eligible Monday–Thursday 4:30pm – 9pm, Saturday 8:45am – 1pm. Role requires floating to various Primary Care clinics. Job Summary Greets and registers patients. Answers telephone calls, schedules appointments, and pulls and files medical charts when indicated. Essential Functions Provides excellent customer service to patients and families by applying best practices and standard operating procedures. Interviews and registers patients in registration areas that report up through Patient Access. Obtains accurate demographic, insurance, and physician information on registrations. Screens customer data to ensure patient is eligible for insurance indicated. Communicates differences to the customer. Screens registrations to ensure insurance pre‑certification and physician referral requirements are met. Instructs customer on requirements. Assists in identifying self‑pay patients and refers them to financial assistance when applicable. Establishes and maintains open communication with all departments that Patient Access interacts with and clinical staff in those areas. Assists in the shadowing/precepting of new employees. Education Requirement High School Diploma or equivalent, required. Associate’s Degree, preferred. Licensure Requirement Not specified. Certifications CPR certification (based on position and as determined by manager). Skills Demonstrated computer skills with the ability to navigate most current technology systems. Strong administrative skills. Experience One year of health care experience, preferred. Physical Requirements Occasionally: Blood and/or bodily fluids; driving motor vehicles (work required) – additional testing may be required. Lifting / Carrying: 0–10lbs; 11–20lbs. Loud noises. Pushing / Pulling: 26–40lbs; 41–60lbs. Reaching above shoulder. Squat/kneel. Frequently: Bend/twist; biohazard waste; patient equipment. Continuously: Audible speech; chemicals/medications; color vision; communicable diseases and/or pathogens; computer skills; decision making; depth perception; flexing/extending of neck; hand use – grasping, gripping, turning; hearing acuity; interpreting data; peripheral vision; problem solving; pushing / pulling: 0–25lbs; repetitive hand/arm use; seeing – far/near; sitting; standing; walking. Additional: Able to multi‑task within a stressful environment. Additional Duties Clarification The above list of duties is intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by individuals assigned to this classification. It is not to be construed as an exhaustive list of duties performed by the individuals so classified, nor is it intended to limit or modify the right of any supervisor to assign, direct, and control the work of employees under their supervision. EEO Statement EOE M/F/Disability/Vet #J-18808-Ljbffr 10 Nationwide Children's Hospital