Scheduling Coordinator

Village Orthodontics; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Monthly bonus opportunities

Medical/Rx insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) with match

Flexible spending accounts

Health savings accounts

Employee assistance program

Job summary

Village Orthodontics in Denver, CO is seeking a Scheduling Coordinator to manage patient intake and streamline appointment flow for the practice and doctors. The role requires careful attention to detail and strong organizational skills in a fast-paced environment.

You will coordinate schedules, communicate with patients, and collaborate with clinicians to ensure smooth operations and excellent service. Benefits include a competitive package with monthly bonus opportunities and comprehensive

Qualifications

• 1-3 years of relative experience in scheduling or front-office coordination.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Compassionate, service-oriented mindset and integrity.
• Dependable and able to multitask while meeting deadlines.
• Professional appearance and demeanor at all times.

Responsibilities

• Schedule, authorize and send pertinent medical records/orders for appointments.
• Maintain a positive, friendly attitude and deliver excellent customer service to patients.
• Coordinate patient schedule and flow for the practice with accuracy.
• Collaborate with team members and doctors on scheduling needs.
• Maintain an organized working space and adapt to scheduling changes.

Skills

Scheduling coordination

Communication skills

Customer service

Attention to detail

Organization

Professional demeanor

Telephone etiquette

Job description

The Scheduling Coordinator is responsible for handling the patient intake and flow and coordinating all appointments and scheduling with the practice and doctors. This role is vital and requires a high level of attention to detail and organization in a fast-paced environment.

In addition to your hourly rate, we offer a competitive benefits package that includes monthly bonus opportunities, Medical/Rx, Dental, and Vision coverage, a retirement plan (401-k) with a percentage match, flexible spending accounts, health savings accounts, an employee assistance program, and several other benefit options .

Benefit-eligible new hires can enroll in coverage that is effective on their first day of employment. Further details on the benefits program are available upon request.

• Schedule, authorize and send pertinent medical records/orders for appointments
• Maintain a positive and friendly attitude and deliver excellent customer service to patients
• Coordinate patient schedule and flow for the practice and maintain schedules with accuracy and attentiveness
• Be receptive to training and coaching on best practices
• Maintain an organized working space
• Coordinate with other team members and doctors as needed for scheduling issues or questions
• Other duties as required as they relate to the position

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Understanding of best practices in the industry as it relates to schedule coordination and patient intake
• Have excellent written and oral communication skills
• Compassion and high level of service for our patients, parents, and staff
• Integrity, always doing the right thing
• Dependable, reliable to be at work when scheduled
• Able to organize work, engage in a variety of tasks simultaneously and consistently meet deadlines
• Professional manner and appearance at all times
• Telephone skills: Proper telephone etiquette and information gathering skills

Education and Experience

• 1-3 Years Relative Experience

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