The Neuroscience Scheduler/Insurance Coordinator is responsible for scheduling and managing the financial aspects of clinic procedures. The role requires awareness of departmental compliance, including insurance laws and regulations, patient rights, signature requirements, payment policies, and other clinic policies. The coordinator verifies insurance and demographic information, explains service charges, obtains insurance benefit information, corrects demographic records, discusses accounts with patients, calculates allowable amounts, identifies account issues, and collects amounts due from private-pay patients. The position also requires documenting actions on patient accounts and scanning relevant documents. The coordinator conducts effective patient interviews, communicates with people from varied educational backgrounds, makes decisions, and works effectively despite frequent interruptions. A professional appearance, courtesy, tact, consideration, empathy, and decisiveness are expected. The role is based at Singing River Pascagoula Hospital and is scheduled Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Work is moderately active and includes sitting, moving around the office and facility, and travel to another facility within the SRHS service area. The position involves frequent use of standard office equipment and computer keyboard, close visual work, and potential exposure to body fluids, sputum, and tissues. The coordinator must be able to remain active for extended periods and accommodate schedule changes, including changes to off days, shifts, or weekends based on hospital needs. The position requires sound judgment, strong communication, emotional stability, attention to detail, multitasking, deadline management, collaborative working relationships, and customer-service skills. The role reports to the Practice Manager/Administrator and has no supervisory responsibilities.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED