Clinical Calls Representative, Ambulatory Scheduling ID-5353

Qualifications

Education & Skills:

Education: High School Diploma or GED - Required / Associates Degree - Preferred Degree

License & Certification: Medical Assistant Certification preferred.

Experience: 1 - 2 Years equivalent required / 3 - 5 Years experience - preferred

Responsibilities

Job Function:

Clinical Calls Administration

  • Supports the patient care environment by communicating clearly, courteously and effectively, verbal and through written and computer documentation, while maintaining confidentiality of information.
  • Collects and interprets complex patient data within their applicable scope of practice.
  • Contact IS&T Help Desk when computer workstations on other devices require repair or malfunction.
  • Works on the behalf of the patients.
  • Follows protocols with all populations and does not deviate from them.

Documentation

  • Provides accurate documentation following all established processes and protocols.
  • Utilizes UC Health clinical and administrative computer programs to access and provide needed patient and physician information and for communications with medical practices.

Customer Service

  • Achieves both departmental QA, customer service and Productivity standards.
  • Willing to be taught and mentored.

Call Team Support

  • Working effectively with the team/work group to accomplish daily team/unit tasks: working proactively to achieve the team/unit goals and facilitate group cohesiveness.
  • Maintains a cooperative relationship with the clinical team by communicating information, responding to requests, building rapport, participating in team problem solving.

Compliance

  • Maintain strict standard of confidentiality. Aware of patient's rights.

Other Duties

  • Perform all other duties as assigned.
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