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Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City seeks an administrative professional to support patient care coordination within a busy clinical practice. Under direct supervision, you will handle front-end revenue cycle tasks, register patients, verify eligibility, and manage appointments with a focus on accuracy and patient service.
The role requires approximately 2 years of healthcare work experience, strong customer service skills, and proficiency with scheduling systems (EPIC preferred).
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Under direct supervision, provides administrative and secretarial support related to coordinating patient care within the clinical practice.
Approximately 2 years or more years of work experience in a healthcare setting, preferably with a strong customer service background
Standard office work
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