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Humboldt County Memorial Hospital

BUSINESS OFFICE (PATIENT ACCESS) SUPV/MEDICAL STAFF COORDINATOR

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What they do

A Clinical Coordinator coordinates operations and oversees medical assisting staff in a clinic or medical department. Responsibilities include supervision of day-to-day operations, management of business aspects, HR duties within the team.

$75,676 / year median in Iowa

+21% projected growth

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Job Description

Full-time position, 40 hours/week, 8 hour shifts. Weekends and Holidays as needed.
Full-time benefits include:
IPERS, Health, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability and PTO accrual begins first day of employment.
Job Title:
Patient Access Supervisor/Medical Staff Coordinator Primary Function and Relationship to Total Organization The Patient Access Supervisor is responsible for the supervision of Patient Access Representatives and for training ALL registration within the facility on the registration process on entering personal and demographic data on all patients in an accurate and complete manner. Ensure that all shifts are covered. Creates the patient access M-F schedule along with weekend shifts/holiday rotations. This position may be combined with any other office function. The Medical Staff Coordinator is responsible for assigning accurate credentials to staff in a medical position in the hospital and clinical areas. Must be knowledgeable of the procedures and policies for assigning the credentials. The coordinator is responsible for keeping records up to date, such as staff education and licenses, to make sure the staff remains qualified for their position and work closely with the revenue cycle manager, as well as the credentialing and enrollment vendor to ensure all paperwork is obtained in an orderly and timely manner.
Reports to:
Revenue Cycle Manager Supervises:
Patient Access/Registration Staff Duties and Responsibilities of Patient Access:
Accurately and completely collects patient personal and demographic data to begin the process of creating a medical record. Verifies data gathered on previous patients for updating. Prints patient's registration documents and armbands as needed Participates in other functions to include educational activities, quality improvement projects. Prioritizes, plans and organized the functions of the business office in order to use time and resources effectively and efficiently. Works Patient WQs as see fit by the patient access lead & revenue cycle director Performs functions other than described above due to extenuating circumstances Receives patients' payments and receipts ALL payments Makes self-pay follow up phone calls
Duties and Responsibilities of Medical Staff Coordinator:
Maintain appointment/reappointment files for Medical Staff. Send Monthly agenda and prior months minutes one week before Med Staff Meeting and work with dietary for the meal provided during the meeting. Send appointments/reappointments to the CEO and Board of Trustees, the send letters to providers once approved. Monthly access files check for expirations of licenses, DEA, CSA, malpractices, etc. Process credentialing application, gather supporting documents, ensure signatures are captured and coordinate with HPSWI, along with 855. Responsible for Medical Staff Policies and Procedures. Annually maintain National Practitioner Data Bank registration. TRMC yearly credentialing review.
GENERAL SUBJECTS OF CONCERN
1. Maintains a courteous and professional manner in dealing with patients, visitors, physicians and co-workers, as applicable. 2. Shows a positive attitude toward work schedules, department and hospital changes, assignments and other personnel. 3. Presents professional appearance in dress and grooming, complies with departmental dress requirements and wears hospital identification badge. 4. Conforms to hospital policy regarding use of sick time, personal days, notification of absence or tardiness. 5. Is cost effective in utilization of time, equipment and supplies. 6. Willingly cooperates with co-workers and other departments.
Physical & Mental Requirements:
Mental Demands:
Ability to speak, read and write fluent English. Good organizational and communication skills. Subject to constant interruptions in performing assigned work.
Physical Demands:
Requires long periods of sitting. Long periods of detail work and use of computer terminal.
PHYSICAL/MENTAL CHARACTERISTICS REQUIRED BY ESSENTIAL AND MARGINAL TASKS TASK X TASK X 1.
Heavy lifting, 45 lbs. & over 19. Pushing 2. Moderate lifting, 15-44 lbs. 20. Stooping 3. Light lifting, under 15 lbs. 21. Climbing stairs 4. Heavy carrying, 45 lbs. & over 22. Climbing ladders 5. Moderate carrying, 15-44 lbs. 23. Operating mechanical equipment 6. Light carrying, under 15 lbs. 24. Operating office equipment 7. Straight pulling 25. Operating motor vehicle 8. Pulling hand over hand 26. Ability to see 9. Repeated bending 27. Identify colors 10. Reaching above shoulder 28. Depth perception needed 11. Simple grasping 29. Hearing (with aid) 12. Dual simultaneous grasping 30. Hearing (without aid) 13. Walking 31. Ability to write 14. Standing 32. Ability to count 15. Sitting 33. Ability to read 16. Crawling 34. Other (please specify): 17. Twisting 35. Other (please specify): 18. Kneeling 36. Other (please specify):
RELATED WORK SITE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS TASK X TASK X 1.
Outside 13. Dust 2. Inside 14. Grease and oils 3. Travel 15. Solvents a) car 16. Radiant/electrical energy b) van 17. Slippery/uneven walking surfaces c) bus 18. Working around machines with moving parts and moving objects d) plane 19. Working around moving objects or vehicles 4. Excessive heat 20. Working below ground 5. Excessive cold 21. Working on ladders or scaffolding 6. Excessive humidity 22. Working with hands in water 7. Excessive dampness/chill 23. Vibration 8. Dry atmosphere 24. Working closely with others 9. Excessive noise/intermittent 25. Working alone 10. Constant noise 26. Longer or irregular work hours 11. Silica, asbestos, etc. 27. Other (please specify): 12. Fumes, smoke, gases 28. Other (please specify): Minimum educational requirements:
Experience:
Prior patient access experience preferred. Good communication skills. Knowledge of basic office machines. Keyboard proficiency required - computer, with EPIC experience desired. Detail oriented.
Education:
Proficiency in office equipment and clerical skills.
Work environment:
Subject to noise from various office equipment and lobby activity Employment variables/approximate hours•/misc information: Schedules are subject to change as needed Acknowledgment I have read and understand the responsibilities and requirements of this position and confirm that I am able to perform these duties with or without accommodations under ADA.