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MACON COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL in Lafayette, TN is seeking a full-time Admissions Clerk to register patients for admission or outpatient procedures. You will ensure the admission process proceeds smoothly, including interviews, pre-admissions, and pre-pay collection, while upholding HIPAA and hospital policies.
The role requires a high school diploma or GED (or equivalent), prior experience in a hospital setting preferred, and basic clerical skills including 20 wpm typing.
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Full Time Clerical Lafayette, TN, US
5 days ago Requisition ID: 1137
Salary Range: $15.50 To $19.50 Hourly
I have reviewed these job requirements and verify that I can perform all essential functions of this position. I understand that information regarding patients at this facility is confidential and is not to be disclosed without written authorization of the patient or authorized representative. I will discuss patient’s information only in the course of my duties and never in open areas such as hallways, snack bar, etc., where it might be overheard by visitors or other patients, or outside of the hospital while off duty. I also understand that information in some patient’s records may be governed by federal regulation and that disclosure of such information is punishable by fine or imprisonment, even after I leave the employment of the facility. I certify that I have completed HIPAA training and will honor all policies and procedures. I understand that violations of these policies and procedures may result in sanctions. I agree to abide by all local, state and federal laws.
The Admissions Clerk projects the professional, caring image while registering patients for admission or outpatient procedures. Responsible for ensuring that all phases of the admission process (interviews, pre-admissions pre-certification and collection of pre-pays) are completed in an accurate and timely manner in order to guarantee: (1) that maximum collection is achieved; (2) preclude any claims denials; and (3) that all processes are conducted according to state, federal and hospital regulations. Provides patients with directions (that can be clearly understood) to departments where treatment will be rendered or personally transports patients if needed. Ability to perform other duties as assigned. Responsible to actively participate in quality assurance/performance improvement activities to ensure processes are meeting the intended goal/outcome, to identify opportunities for improvement, and to be accountable for the quality of care provided in their respective area.
Minimum; incumbent must be able to work very well on their own.
This position requires competence in assessment, treatment, and/or care for the age groups indicated. The staff member must be able to demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care, based on physical, educational, safety, and related criteria, appropriate to the age of the patients served in his/her assigned service area. The skills and knowledge needed to provide such care may be gained through education, training, or experience.
Hospital rooms, common areas, clinical departments, and hospital grounds. Potential hazards include:
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Frequent
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Constant: Standing, walking, sitting, talking, seeing, hearing and finger dexterity. Frequent: using arm, leg and back to push wheelchairs. Occasional: Bending, lifting 2 to 30 pounds.
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I have reviewed these job requirements and verify that I can perform all essential functions of this position. I understand that information regarding patients at this facility is confidential and is not to be disclosed without written authorization of the patient or authorized representative. I will discuss patient’s information only in the course of my duties and never in open areas such as hallways, snack bar, etc., where it might be overheard by visitors or other patients, or outside of the hospital while off duty. I also understand that information in some patient’s records may be governed by federal regulation and that disclosure of such information is punishable by fine or imprisonment, even after I leave the employment of the facility. I certify that I have completed HIPAA training and will honor all policies and procedures. I understand that violations of these policies and procedures may result in sanctions. I agree to abide by all local, state and federal laws.
The Admissions Clerk projects the professional, caring image while registering patients for admission or outpatient procedures. Responsible for ensuring that all phases of the admission process (interviews, pre-admissions pre-certification and collection of pre-pays) are completed in an accurate and timely manner in order to guarantee: (1) that maximum collection is achieved; (2) preclude any claims denials; and (3) that all processes are conducted according to state, federal and hospital regulations. Provides patients with directions (that can be clearly understood) to departments where treatment will be rendered or personally transports patients if needed. Ability to perform other duties as assigned. Responsible to actively participate in quality assurance/performance improvement activities to ensure processes are meeting the intended goal/outcome, to identify opportunities for improvement, and to be accountable for the quality of care provided in their respective area.
Minimum; incumbent must be able to work very well on their own.
This position requires competence in assessment, treatment, and/or care for the age groups indicated. The staff member must be able to demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care, based on physical, educational, safety, and related criteria, appropriate to the age of the patients served in his/her assigned service area. The skills and knowledge needed to provide such care may be gained through education, training, or experience.
Hospital rooms, common areas, clinical departments, and hospital grounds. Potential hazards include:
Exposure to
None
Some
Frequent
Very
Frequent
Exposure to
None
Some
Frequent
Very
Frequent
Constant: Standing, walking, sitting, talking, seeing, hearing and finger dexterity. Frequent: using arm, leg and back to push wheelchairs. Occasional: Bending, lifting 2 to 30 pounds.
N/A
This position will be Full-time working every other Saturday plus additional hours as needed.