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Bay Area Retina Associates is seeking an ophthalmology support assistant to work across multiple offices in the Bay Area. You will test eye function, enter results in EMR, and assist physicians with exams, consents, and follow-up scheduling.
Responsibilities include insurance verifications, patient check-in/out, and shipping/receiving supplies. Travel between Vallejo, Vacaville, and Walnut Creek may be required.
Description
Bay Area Retina Associates is a group practice of highly experienced ophthalmologists specializing in cutting edge retinal treatments who are dedicated to providing exceptional eye care to our patients. BARA has 11 convenient locations in the Bay Area and has been in the industry for 35 years. Our mission is to be the premier retinal provider, for our communities, by providing high-quality state of the art medical and surgical care to our patients.
Test and measures eye function to assist Ophthalmologist to diagnose and treat eye disorders and diseases, prepares and closes exam rooms at beginning and end of day, performs drug and supply inventory and stocking, supports multiple physicians across multiple offices, traveling as needed. Position will obtain consents, authorizations, and schedule follow-up appointments as needed. Position will perform scribing duties and assist with clinical trials as requested. Position may help with telephone appointments, checks patients in, out, and schedules follow-up appointments. Insurance verification, authorizations, eligibility, and co-pay collection. Cash handling and end of day reconciliation when needed.
Other duties as assigned by supervisor, Director of Operations, or physician.
Maintaining patient satisfaction by providing professional, friendly service. Satisfactory completion of assigned competencies, to be completed within 3 months of hire and annual thereafter.
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Position requires the use of telephone and office equipment such as computers, copier, fax, and scanner. Position requires the use of medical equipment such as exam chairs, imaging equipment, pharmaceutical refrigerators, and diagnostic testing equipment.
OSHA Classification Category I. Job duties include exposure to blood, bodily fluids, or tissues.
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