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ALLY Psychiatry is seeking a Patient Care Coordinator (PCC) to be the first contact for patients, helping them schedule appointments, update information, and answer questions to ensure a smooth journey toward better health.
In this role you will verify insurance, collect co-pays, maintain patient records per HIPAA, and collaborate with providers and billing teams to deliver a supportive, compliant, and efficient clinic experience.
We are looking for a Patient Care Coordinator (PCC) to join our team! This role is perfect for someone who enjoys helping people. As a PCC, you will be in a pivotal role in our patient journey as you will be the first point of contact for helping patients in their journey to get better by helping them schedule appointments, update information, and answer any questions they may have. Your goal is to provide the best patient experience and satisfaction, by ensuring seamless interaction and connection between your assigned providers and their patients.
Qualification and Education Required High School Diploma or Equivalent. Customer service experience (any industry), Excellent organizational skills, and ability to treat people in a non-judgmental manner exuding kindness and friendliness. Preferred 12+ months of medical office experience. Experience with EMR systems, medical terminology, and health care procedures. Completion of a medical assistance program from an accredited institution. Personal attributes Dependable, professional, empathetic, and genuinely wanting to help people in a caring way. Physical & Environmental Requirements Mobility: Must be able to sit for extended periods (50% of the time) and move around the clinic to access files, equipment, and assist patients. Dexterity & Strength: Requires frequent computer use, handling paperwork, and occasional stooping or kneeling. Must be able to lift up to 25 lbs. Communication & Vision: Must communicate clearly in person, by phone, and electronically. Requires close visual attention to details. Work Environment: Indoor medical setting with exposure to biological fluids and bloodborne pathogens.