Patient Services Rep, Neurology (Per Diem, Days)

Patient Services RepresentativeAt NorthBay Health, the Patient Services Representative performs general front office duties of moderate scope and complexity including reception, registration, appointment scheduling, insurance verification and medical records management functions. The Patient Services Representative II exercises judgment within defined guidelines and functions as part of a clerical, and customer service team in support of Ambulatory Division medical practices.QualificationsEducation: Some college business or computer course work preferred. Course work in medical terminology preferred.Licensure/Certification: Current AHA or equivalent BLS certification required.Experience / Skills: Two years of customer engagement experience and/or service centered role required. Experience within a healthcare environment in medical record processes, appointment scheduling, referral and authorization processes, registration process, and back office clinical support preferred. Excellent customer service skills required. Excellent oral and written communication skills with ability to effectively articulate thoughts into a productive and meaningful discussion. Ability to successfully manage multiple priorities effectively and within expected timeframes. Working knowledge in the areas listed below, required:Differentiation of the unique characteristics of the following insurance types: Medi-Cal, Medicare, Managed Care, Indemnity and Workers Compensation.Impact of completeness and accuracy the registration/admission process on successful claims processing and receipt of payment.Impact of completeness and accuracy the registration process on the delivery of safe, high quality patient care.Organizational process and proceduresNorthBay Health's Clinical computer systemsDemonstrated service excellence including, but not limited to professionalism, customer focus, compassion, strong listening skills and a warm demeanor. Consistently exhibits empathy, optimism, resourcefulness and cultural competency in interactions with others. Open to learning new things and partnering with others in a collaborative environment. Proven track record of conducting him/herself in a manner that demonstrates an understanding of the unique complexities and challenges of the healthcare environment. Strong organizational skills.