Serves patients by greeting and assisting them, scheduling appointments, and maintaining records and accounts. The position may require travel to and assistance at other locations based on business needs and management direction. The receptionist welcomes patients and visitors in person and by telephone, answers or refers inquiries, schedules appointments, keeps appointments on schedule, helps patients feel comfortable, and maintains the reception area. The role also files and retrieves patient records; maintains patient accounts and financial information; records and collects patient charges; supports third-party claims; and maintains office inventory and equipment. The receptionist responds to emergencies, protects the confidentiality of patient information, follows office policies and procedures, reports needed changes, and contributes to team efforts. The position requires use of a computer, keyboard, telephone, and various office machines. The listed physical activities include climbing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, reaching, standing, lifting, grasping, feeling, talking, hearing, repetitive motions, and finger use. Pushing and pulling are occasionally required. Compensation is determined based on factors including skills, education, qualifications, experience, and geographic location; the posting does not provide a salary range.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
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