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Drs. Warren
Front Desk and Patient Flow Coordinator (Part-Time)
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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.
$67,901 / year median in Tennessee
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Most people go to work but not many people go to work knowing that what they do every single day makes a real difference in people's lives. This is more than a J-O-B. At Chattanooga Family Chiropractic, we know the body was created to heal itself, and every single day, we get a front-row seat to watch it happen. A child who could not sleep through the night finally rests peacefully. A mother who thought chronic pain was just "part of getting older" remembers what it feels like to move freely again. A father plays on the floor with his kids without wincing for the first time in years. This is not a typical healthcare office, and this is not a typical job. This is a place where lives change, one adjustment at a time. We are a high energy, warm clinic where our practice members and patients are treated like family, and we are looking for someone who fits right into that culture. And we are looking for a warm, energetic, detail-oriented person to be the first face and voice our patients experience, someone who takes full ownership of the front desk and the flow of our clinic so every patient feels cared for from the moment they call or walk in. This is not a sit behind a desk kind of role. We are a health center, not a typical medical office, and this position moves. You will be on your feet, moving through the space, guiding patients from the waiting room to the right area, communicating with the clinical team in real time, and keeping the whole day flowing smoothly, all while managing the phones and the schedule. Because of the number of people we serve, there are a lot of moving parts. This role requires someone who can learn independently, work through training videos and training calls, and take comprehensive notes and checklists to keep everything running smoothly. If you are the kind of person who lights up when helping people, who has energy to match a busy day, and who wants your work to mean something bigger, we want to meet you.