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John S. Ledakis DDS
Dental Practice Business Assistant I (Patient Coordinator)
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What they do
A Registrar or Patient Service Representative provides direct assistance to patients at a health care or long term care facility. Answers questions and helps resolve complaints; provides liaison with health care providers; may assist with coordinating appointments or addressing billing or insurance issues.
$42,237 / year median in Florida
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Dental Practice Business Assistant I (Patient Coordinator) John S. Ledakis DDS West Palm Beach, FL Job Details Full-time $18 - $25 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off On-the-job training Vision insurance Qualifications Dental receptionist Dental insurance Administrative experience High school diploma or GED Full Job Description John S. Ledakis DDS in West Palm Beach is looking for a full-time experienced Patient Coordinator! Be the first smile they see—and the reason they return. At John S. Ledakis DDS our front office is the heart of our practice, and we're searching for a warm, detail-oriented Patient Coordinator to help us deliver the same outstanding experience that has earned us glowing reviews and a loyal patient base. Our team is known for its friendly energy, strong teamwork, and a deep commitment to caring for every patient like family—including those with special needs and individuals from our community partners. You'll work alongside a group that values support, encouragement, and good laughs as much as precision and professionalism. If you're organized, love people, and want to help create a smooth and welcoming visit from the first phone call to check-out, this is the role for you.
Sometimes this will include adding codes to the ledger toattach to the treatment plan.
Pay:
Up to $25 an hour depending on experience and skillsBenefits Include:
We offer the kind of benefits that let you care for others and yourself—solid health coverage, up to four weeks of PTO to live your life, a 401(k) that's "future-you" approved, and a team culture that lifts you up, helps and encourages you to grow in your career, and makes the workday feel a little lighter. Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance—and so much more! Take care of your smile (and everything else) with coverage that's worth bragging about. Paid Time Off (accrue 2 to 3 weeks per year based on tenure)+ 6 Paid Holidays—hello, work-life balance! Because life's too short not to enjoy a long weekend, a beach day, or a good old-fashioned do-nothing day. 401(k) Program Plan for your future self—the one who's sipping coffee on a porch somewhere, feeling grateful you started now. On-the-job training We'll set you up for success with real training, not justwith a"figure it out and good luck"method. Supportive, team-driven office culture Work with people who have your back, celebrate your wins, and never let you eat birthday cake alone.What You'll Do:
Yes, you'll be knee-deep in phone calls, insurance codes, and payment postings—but if you can do all that and make people feel like VIPs while doing it, you're exactly who we're looking for! Greet and check in patients, helping them feel welcomed and at ease You're the first smile they see—and the reason they relax before the appointment even starts. Answer a multi-line phone system and schedule appointments Think of yourself as an air-traffic controller for smiles—keeping schedules on point and patients happy. Verify insurance eligibility and pre-authorize benefits You'll decode insurance plans like a pro (no secret handshakesrequired) and make sure patients knowwhat'scovered before they even ask. Guide patients through financial arrangements and treatment scheduling Because sometimes dentistry needs a translator—andyou'rethe friendly guide making it all make sense. Collect and post payments from patients and insurance companies You'll keep the numbers in check without making it feel like a math class—because billing should be smooth, not stressful. Answer questions with clarity, professionalism, and empathy You're the calm, kind voice patients remember—the one who makes everything (even root canals) sound a little less scary.Sometimes this will include adding codes to the ledger toattach to the treatment plan.