The Patient Service Representative supports the patient registration and service process in a urology practice. The role greets and directs patients and visitors, maintains patient flow, answers calls, communicates schedule delays, and provides courteous customer service. It also handles payments and daily reconciliations, verifies insurance, updates patient accounts, schedules appointments and diagnostic services, coordinates pre-authorizations, and processes referrals. The representative performs general clerical tasks, follows downtime procedures, communicates issues to the Office Supervisor or Manager, and may cover other staff or office locations. The position requires the ability to commute to satellite offices as needed. The role involves physical activities such as pushing and pulling, lifting, moving around the workplace, handling items with dexterity, bending, reaching, climbing, prolonged standing or walking, and continuous typing. Listed environmental risks include chemicals, chemotherapy and fumes; loud noises; vibration; extreme temperatures; confined spaces; allergens; magnetic fields; radiation; sharps; latex; and combative patients or visitors. Contact with patients or specimens and potential exposure to blood, body fluids, non-intact skin, tissue specimens, or other infectious hazards may occur. The position pays $18.13–$22.02 per hour. VillageMD benefits include medical, dental, life, disability and vision coverage, flexible spending account coverage, and a 401(k) savings plan.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED