Reporting to the Site Supervisor, this role provides office support including reception, scheduling, and patient assistance duties at designated points of service to ensure a high-quality level of patient service and satisfaction. The Medical Office Receptionist greets incoming patients and visitors, provides customer service, refers them to the appropriate department or resource, and notifies the appropriate resource of their arrival. They also assure patient demographics and eligibility are correct, receive and forward telephone calls, and register new patients while scheduling appointments. This role also involves collecting co-pays and balances, rescheduling appointments, following up on cancellations and missed appointments, and responding to patient and visitor questions. Communication with other departments, team members, physician offices, the hospital, or patients may be necessary for information requests, follow-up, or problem resolution. Additionally, the receptionist performs various clerical duties, may order supplies, open mail, and operate standard office machines. Assistance with medical records and clinical personnel may be required, and the work and waiting areas must be maintained in a neat and professional manner. Special projects may also be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED