Patient Access Services Representative

The Acute Patient Access Services Representative supports the ER, Inpatient, Outpatient, OB and Direct admissions as needed. Obtains and verifies patient demographic and insurance information, verifying eligibility, generating patient estimates based on benefits & services provided, entering data into ms4 and obtaining signatures on consent forms. This position is goal oriented. Metrics measured include Accuracy, Productivity (# of patients registered in an hour) and point of service collections. We are a high-volume facility, and this is a very fast paced environment, and you will be on your feet all day. A strong sense of urgency, ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks at once, along with excellent follow through skills are required. Schedules: Wednesday & Saturday 12pm-1230am. On-call shifts may be required throughout the year. You will enjoy an extra $1/hour weekend differential for all weekend hours plus and additional 18% night shift differential for hours past 7pm. All Acute Patient Access Services new hires are required to attend New Hire Orientation & PAS New Hire Training beginning on their start for approximately 3-6 weeks and can run Monday - Friday standard daytime business hours (regardless of your hired shift/hours) before starting the posted schedule needed here. This is a perfect opportunity to apply your great customer service skills and make patients and visitors feel welcomed. A career with our team is a great opportunity if you are just starting out or have many years of experience, so Apply Now! Banner Ocotillo Medical Center is a new, comprehensive medical center located in Chandler, AZ. The hospital has 124 beds with ample shelled space for future growth. The hospital offers key inpatient and outpatient services, such as emergency care, intensive care, endoscopy, cardiac catheterization, imaging, surgical and women's services. The hospital utilizes cutting-edge technology to improve safety and quality, including robotic surgeries, UV disinfecting lighting, and smart devices for all caregivers.