Patient Access Representative

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Position Summary

The Patient Access Representative (PAR) represents the face of Proliance Surgeons and the first impression for our patients and their loved ones. The PAR acts as a liaison to the patient. This includes booking appointments including follow-ups, greeting patients, using appropriate medical terminology while verifying eligibility, processing necessary information to support that activity, and preparing medical records.

Schedule

Working 32 - 40 hours per week, within Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm

Key Duties and Responsibilities

The key duties and responsibilities of the Patient Access Representative include, but are not limited to:

• Providing support to answering phone lines to schedule new patient appointments and follow up clinic appointments
• Acquiring and verifying patient identity, financial, demographic and insurance information.
• Directing patient to review NPPR/ HIPAA information.
• Obtaining patient/responsible party signatures.
• Acting as a resource for care center visitors and physicians.
• Answering multiple phone lines and screening calls as necessary. Relay information in accurate, concise manner
• Maintaining patient privacy per HIPAA regulations.
• Collecting, entering, and updating all patient information; prepare patients medical records
• Obtaining all pertinent patient information from the referring physician’s office, if applicable
• Communicating effectively and professionally with patients, visitors, physicians, and practices
• Demonstrating an understanding of medical terminology
• Completing duties and assist others as directed
• Must follow all policies as introduced during new associate On-Boarding, updated real-time and outlined in Associate Handbook

Education/Experience

• High School diploma required
• Clerical experience, preferably in a healthcare environment

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Knowledge of medical terminology
• Attention to detail and accuracy
• Superior customer service skills
• Great interpersonal skills; demonstrating patience, composure and cooperation; working well with all patients, physicians and staff.
• Understanding of and adherence to all safety, risk management and precautionary procedures, including the consistent respect for confidentiality (HIPAA)
• Using time efficiently, with meticulous attention to detail, accuracy and completion
• Ability to manage multiple factors for the best result.
• Resourcefulness in addressing first level problems and tenacity to see things through to solution
• Ability to remove oneself personally from given situations, remaining objective
• Able to adapt to change, delays or unexpected events while maintaining a positive mindset
• Clear oral and written communication
• Ability to provide feedback to improve performance
• Ability to prepare records in accordance with detailed instructions
• Self-motivated; able to work following specific guidelines and in accordance with detailed instructions; measure self against standard of excellence, overcome obstacles and challenges with little supervision.

Work Environment/Physical Demands

The work environment/physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by a teammate to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable differently abled persons to perform the essential functions.