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Indiana University Health System is seeking a Registration Specialist for the Primary Care clinic at IU Health West Hospital. This onsite role supports patient flow from arrival through departure, verifies insurance, schedules appointments, and maintains accurate records, collaborating with providers, nursing staff, MAs, and clinic leadership.
You will greet patients, collect demographics, explain payment expectations, and enter information to support reimbursement and outcomes.
Location: IU Health West Hospital – Primary Care
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8‑hour shift
• 9-5:30
• Onsite position
The Registration Specialist supports primary care operations by providing exceptional customer service and facilitating patient flow from arrival through departure. This role ensures accurate patient registration, scheduling, insurance verification, and communication while working closely with patients, providers, nursing staff, MAs, and clinic leadership.
Greet and assist patients with check‑in and check‑out
Schedule appointments and manage clinic workflows
Work insurance and demographic queues to ensure accurate records
Answer incoming calls and route patients and visitors appropriately
Collect and validate patient demographic and insurance information
Explain department policies, charges, and payment expectations
Enter information accurately to support reimbursement and clinical outcomes
Communicate effectively with patients, providers, nursing teams, MAs, and managers
Support primary care clinic operations with professionalism and efficiency
Requires the ability to take initiative and meet objectives
Requires effective written and verbal communication skills.
IU Health–mandated computer‑based training
Position‑specific training
Hands‑on, precepted training
Skill check‑offs
Regular touchpoints with preceptor and manager
Strong customer service and phone etiquette
Comfortable working with technology and multiple systems
Effective communication and interpersonal skills
Personable, efficient, and team‑oriented
Ability to de‑escalate situations professionally
Willingness to learn and support team needs
High School Diploma or GED required
Prior experience in a healthcare setting preferred
Ability to learn and retain medical coding concepts (ICD‑10, CPT preferred)
Basic proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)