Health Information Specialist

Are you passionate about working in health care? Do you have great attention to detail? If your answer is yes, we are looking for a Health Information Specialist to come join our team. If you have excellent communication and customer service skills, this position is for you. You could be part of a company that values both quality of work and work-life balance. ABOUT BONE & JOINT Bone and Joint has one of the most comprehensive teams of orthopedic, pain management, podiatric, physical and occupational therapy experts in Northcentral Wisconsin. We aren't a division of another corporate healthcare organization; Bone & Joint belongs to us and we have numerous locations throughout Central Wisconsin. Our mission is to be the Best place for patients to receive care, the Best place for employees to work, and the Best place for physicians to practice medicine. A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A HIM SPECIALIST Working in the Health Information Department provides diverse responsibilities. It will be a mix of scanning, indexing, prepping, and other duties assigned all rolled into one for this impressive role. You'll get to interact with clinical staff members and providers and communicate with external customers. You will have one on one meetings with your supervisor and have monthly team huddles, where you will learn what is happening around the organization. One of the most important responsibilities in this role will be to abide by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) state and federal regulations. Don't worry, our training process is excellent, and you will be up to speed in no time. QUALIFICATIONS FOR A HIM SPECIALIST High school diploma or equivalent Computer Skills (Microsoft Office) Ability to multi-task Customer Service Skills High level attention to detail and accuracy WORK SCHEDULE This position is on site and requires working Monday - Friday from 8:00am - 4:30pm with a 30-minute lunch break. There may be times when asked to work a flexible schedule to cover for vacations and illness. #J-18808-Ljbffr