The Patient Registrar supports WhidbeyHealth Clinics by serving as a professional and personable first point of contact for patients and visitors. The role supports patient care by facilitating patient flow and providing reception, scheduling, registration, and related administrative assistance. It is responsible for orderly and efficient scheduling and registration and for obtaining accurate patient demographic and insurance information. The Patient Registrar is expected to behave professionally and treat patients, families, staff, and professional affiliates with consideration, respect, and patience. The position provides clinic or department reception, maintains schedules, schedules or reschedules appointments according to established guidelines, answers and routes calls, relays information and messages, makes reminder calls as needed, processes mail, and maintains supplies. It registers patients in the Electronic Medical Record system, verifies insurance eligibility and authorization, and collects copayments. It also supports medical-record maintenance by obtaining required release forms, scanning documents needed for immediate care, and, when required, copying records or other protected health information in accordance with established policies and procedures. Patient Registrar I may be eligible to advance to Patient Registrar II after 12 consecutive months in the assigned department, provided the employee demonstrates the position’s essential functions and competencies and has no recent performance-improvement documentation on file. Patient Registrar II may be eligible to advance to Patient Registrar III after three consecutive years as a Patient Registrar I or II in the assigned department, subject to the same performance conditions.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED