The receptionist performs clerical duties to support providers and other healthcare workers in the delivery of services to the community. This role involves interacting with patients and members of the care team to provide a range of patient care services. The receptionist is responsible for greeting patients and visitors, performing patient registration, and managing telephone calls and in-person inquiries, directing them to the appropriate personnel. They also secure necessary information and documentation from patients, review and update patient data, medical records, and registration forms, and assist patients with filling out paperwork. Additionally, the receptionist obtains referral authorizations, coordinates referrals for specialists and external disease management organizations, and schedules patient appointments. They advise patients with routine non-medical instructions, perform end-of-day encounter reconciliation, and answer non-medical questions within practice guidelines. The role also includes requesting payment at the time of service, maintaining petty cash and reconciliation, and potentially traveling to other NOTCH sites. Participation in Quality Improvement projects, training sessions, and staff meetings is also expected, along with performing other assigned duties.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED