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The Patient Service Representative (PSR) is a key member of the physician’s care team and helps create a pleasant, seamless patient experience in an ambulatory clinic. The role supports front desk operations, including greeting and checking in patients and visitors, answering calls, collecting copayments, completing appointment requests through MyChart and the electronic medical record (EMR), processing external medical records, and helping the care team prepare for daily appointments. The PSR may also check patients out and schedule follow-up activities. The position handles scheduling before visits, registration and check-in during visits, and follow-up scheduling after visits. It supports in-person and telehealth appointments, surgeries, procedures, ancillary services, referrals, and diagnostic and therapeutic orders. The PSR uses Epic Cadence decision trees, maintains knowledge of appointment types, providers, locations, and specialties, and coordinates patient itineraries that may include multiple appointments. Registration tasks include entering demographics, verifying insurance, completing Medicare Secondary Payer Questionnaires, preparing and scanning documents, updating documentation, and processing referrals, orders, and appointment requests. The role may also handle preauthorization for clinic-specific visits and procedures. During visits, the PSR performs high-volume check-in and check-out, phone reception, registration documentation, point-of-service collections, and outpatient clinic direct rooming. The PSR assists patients with MyChart activation and self-check-in, obtains required signatures, and follows Health System registration and scanning standards. After visits, the PSR schedules follow-up appointments and services according to provider orders and remains in the clinic until the last patient has checked out and follow-up visits are scheduled. The position participates in daily clinic huddles and process improvement and patient experience initiatives; supports front desk, telephone, and MyChart workflows; and maintains productive relationships with providers and clinical care teams. It requires following Health System policies, apparel standards, environmental cleaning guidelines, and PPE requirements. The PSR may provide coverage at alternate locations when delegated by management and must complete required training and pass 30-, 60-, and 90-day quality assessments. Duties may vary by department or unit, and other duties may be assigned.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED

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