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Lowe Law Group

Records Specialist

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What they do

A Medical Records Clerk compiles, processes, and maintains medical records of hospital and clinic patients in a manner consistent with medical, administrative, ethical, legal, and regulatory requirements of the health care system.

$44,832 / year median in Utah

+12% projected growth

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Job Description

Records Specialist Lowe Law Group | Ogden, Utah | Hybrid Full-Time | $17.00-$18.00/hour DOE Join Our Legal Team Lowe Law Group is looking for a highly organized, persistent, and detail-oriented Records Specialist to join our team. Our Records Specialists play an important role in moving our clients' cases forward by obtaining the documentation our legal teams need — including medical records, medical bills, police reports, and other case-related records. This is an entry-level opportunity, and previous legal experience is not required. We will train the right person. What matters most to us is that you are dependable, organized, comfortable communicating with others, and willing to keep working on something until it's done. For this role, sending the request is only the beginning. Success means getting the records. What You'll Do As a Records Specialist, you will: Request medical records, medical bills, police reports, and other case-related documentation. Communicate with healthcare providers, law enforcement agencies, records departments, government entities, and third-party records services. Track outstanding requests and follow up consistently until the requested records are received. Research and troubleshoot requests when the correct agency, provider, process, or contact isn't immediately clear. Identify missing or incomplete records and take the necessary steps to resolve the issue. Receive, review, organize, and process incoming records and documentation. Maintain accurate request statuses and notes within our case management system. Work closely with Case Managers and other members of our legal team to make sure they have the records they need. Prioritize requests based on case needs and deadlines. Protect confidential client, medical, and case information. You'll Be Great at This If You... Are naturally organized and detail-oriented. Like seeing tasks through from beginning to end. Aren't afraid to pick up the phone and ask questions. Are persistent — if you don't get an answer the first time, you follow up. Notice when something is missing or doesn't look right. Can manage multiple open tasks without losing track of the details. Communicate professionally and confidently. Enjoy solving problems and figuring out the next step. Are dependable and take ownership of your work. Work well independently but enjoy being part of a team.
What We're Looking For Required:
High school diploma or equivalent. Strong organizational and communication skills. Excellent attention to detail. Basic computer proficiency and the ability to learn new systems. Ability to handle confidential information appropriately. Ability to manage multiple priorities and follow tasks through to completion.
Helpful, But Not Required:
Experience in a law firm, medical office, healthcare setting, insurance environment, records department, or administrative support role. Experience working with medical records or billing. Familiarity with HIPAA or handling protected health information. Experience using case management or document management software. Work Schedule & Compensation Full-time $17.00-$18.00 per hour, depending on experience Ogden, Utah Hybrid/Remote option after successfully completing training Why This Role Matters Every personal injury case depends on good documentation. Medical records help tell the story of our client's injuries and treatment. Medical bills document the financial impact. Police reports provide critical information about how an accident occurred. When those records are delayed, incomplete, or missing, the case can be delayed too. Our Records Specialists make sure that doesn't happen. If you're someone who enjoys staying organized, solving problems, following up, and knowing that your work directly supports a larger team, we'd love to meet you.