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Under the direction of the Patient Access Services Manager and/or the Director, the Supervisor Patient Access Coordinator is responsible for carrying out the goals, objectives, plans, and policies for the established areas of responsibility. The role ensures that services provided in the area of responsibility are delivered within established quality and financial standards. Position may require some weekend and holiday work. The coordinator monitors operational systems and employee performance to increase patient satisfaction, operational efficiency and effectiveness. The coordinator must have thorough knowledge of Medical University Hospital Authority policies and procedures and will promote open and informative communication within the area of responsibility and with other coordinating areas within the Medical Center. The role oversees and trains team members who possess advanced knowledge in specific complex scheduling functions, processes, and workflows, including scheduling of all multidisciplinary and ancillary clinics across the enterprise, series scheduling, template management, strategic overbooking, and resource alignment. The coordinator acts as a liaison between multiple support services to assist patients in overcoming healthcare system barriers.
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university and three years directly related healthcare leadership experience; or an associate’s degree and four years directly related healthcare leadership experience; or high school diploma (GED) and five years directly related healthcare leadership experience.
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