Responsible for the day to day operations/functions of the medical office, physicians and associates in accordance with federal, state and local standards, guidelines, and regulations. Responsible for current licenses/certifications and primary source validation. Oversees and is responsible for all aspects related to the offices and the revenue cycle. Responsible for the

The Medical Receptionist is responsible for performing front office functions relating to the in take and check out of patients in the clinic setting. This job requires a high level of flexibility and excellent communication skills as well as the ability to adapt to changes as they occur in both staffing levels as well as patient volumes. Education & Experience High schoo

Effectively oversee and manage the continuum of the new patient referral process within department standards. Provides strong customer service to patients and internal and external stakeholders as the clinic's first point of contact. Independently assesses patient needs to prioritize and triage referrals. Answers phone calls, takes messages and responds to routine patient

The Director of Risk will serve as the liaison between local facility and the corporate risk hierarchy. This will include the appropriate investigation and reporting of risk events through corporate informational systems. The Director of Risk will oversee the data acquisition and analyses performed by the risk analysts from the incident reporting system as the facility. P

Medical Office Specialist Supervises the overall functions of the medical office Patient scheduling Patient check in and check out Proper documenting registration Communication with patients and providers Answering phones Insurance authorizations Collecting co pays and cash payments from patients Entering charges, payments, and balancing the day Medical records Supply man