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Presbyterian Healthcare Services is seeking a Referral Coordinator for the PMG - Socorro location. The role involves handling referrals and scheduling for providers and their offices, utilizing CARES, AIDET and EPE tools to ensure a positive experience and timely communications with patients and physicians.
The ideal candidate has 18+ months of medical office experience, EPIC registration competency, and strong organizational skills to manage multiple tasks and escalations effectively.
Location Address:
1202 Highway 60 West Bldg D
Socorro, NM 87801-3914
Compensation Pay Range:
Minimum Offer $16.79
Maximum Offer $27.67
Now Hiring: Referral Coordinator-SGH
Summary:
Navigate complex requests from referring providers and their offices, primarily via phone. Develop and maintain positive working relationships with providers and referring offices. Address requests and concerns using knowledge of organization and ability to identify resources; Use high level of diplomatic skill to handle all calls in positive and professional manner. Advanced scheduling for specialty or radiologic procedures; Recognize payor requirements and obtaining prior authorization/certification/referrals for visits/procedures; Return scheduling knowledge to include the ability to scrub schedules for accuracy and efficiency in home department; Monitor in-baskets and reports for overdue results, waitlisted appointments, recalls, etc
Type of Opportunity: Full time
Job Exempt: No
Job is based: PMG - Socorro
Work Shift: Days (United States of America)
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