Part-Time Medical Receptionist - Orthopaedic Admin

A/Prof Mark Horsley; Sydney; Sur place; AUD 39 000 - 50 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

A/Prof Mark Horsley is seeking a Medical Receptions assistant for a casual, 16-hour-per-week role in Sydney's Newtown area. You will support the Practice Manager, handle patient inquiries, appointments, billing, and minor administrative duties in a busy orthopaedic setting.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office and experience with BlueChip/Medical Director and Medicare billing are preferred. Flexibility around sick/annual leave coverage is required; wage expectations align with casual shifts in the

Qualifications

• Proficient computer skills with Microsoft Suite.
• Experience using medical software (BlueChip/Medical Director) and Medicare billing.

Responsabilités

• Answering phone calls and patient enquiries.
• Booking patient appointments / liaising with patients, doctor, practice manager.
• Patient and third party billing.
• Quoting and booking surgeries as required.
• Scanning patient records and sending out correspondence via eFax or email/Healthlink.
• Ensuring medico-legal documentation is on site for upcoming consultation.
• Maintaining & updating electronic imaging log in.
• Banking and day to day general office duties.
• Ability to multitask, prioritize and work autonomously.
• Exercising confidentiality regarding practice policies, patient details and all aspects of clinical care.

Connaissances

Microsoft Office

BlueChip

Medical Director

Medicare billing

Outils

BlueChip

Medical Director

Description du poste

A/Prof Mark Horsley is seeking a Medical Receptions assistant for a casual, 16-hour-per-week role in Sydney's Newtown area. You will support the Practice Manager, handle patient inquiries, appointments, billing, and minor administrative duties in a busy orthopaedic setting.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office and experience with BlueChip/Medical Director and Medicare billing are preferred. Flexibility around sick/annual leave coverage is required; wage expectations align with casual shifts in the