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McDonough District Hospital in Macomb, IL is seeking a Patient Care & Access Specialist in the Nursing department. This float role combines front desk duties with CNA support to physicians and providers.
You will register patients, schedule, verify insurance, and document vital signs in the EMR, while assisting with examinations, preparing rooms, and supporting efficient clinic operations to ensure a positive patient experience.
McDonough District Hospital · MDH MEDICAL GROUP
Macomb , IL
Nursing
Full-Time Hourly , Days , Monday - Friday 8:00 - 5:00
Posted 07/27/2026
The Patient Care & Access Specialist is a float position responsible for providing both patient access and clinical support services within the medical practice. This role performs front office duties, including patient registration, scheduling, insurance verification, and other administrative functions, while also providing Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) support to physicians and advanced practice providers. All responsibilities are performed within the framework of established organizational policies, procedures, and professional standards. Working collaboratively with physicians, advanced practice providers, nursing staff, and other clinic personnel, the Patient Care & Access Specialist helps ensure efficient clinic operations and a positive patient experience. Clinical responsibilities include preparing patients for examinations, escorting providers during patient visits, obtaining and documenting vital signs and other clinical information in the electronic medical record, assisting with procedures, collecting specimens as directed, stocking and preparing exam rooms, cleaning and maintaining equipment, and supporting patient flow throughout the clinic. Administrative responsibilities include providing general clerical support, greeting and registering patients, scheduling appointments, maintaining accurate patient records, processing insurance and demographic information, and facilitating effective communication to support the delivery of high-quality patient care.
Must have a current CNA certificate in the state of Illinois. Required to have a current CPR certification or ability to obtain within 90 days of hire date. Experience in a medical office setting is preferred.
Must have knowledge of the following: current clinical and business practices commonly incorporated into the day-to-day operations of a medical practice; patient care principles and clinical practices applicable to the ambulatory care setting; medical terminology; computer systems and applications; office policies and procedures; service excellence standards; all technical equipment used in the performance of assigned duties; proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) in compliance with CDC and OSHA guidelines; and applicable rules and regulations, including child abuse reporting and guardianship requirements. The patient population served must be considered when assessing the job knowledge required for this position.