MRI Scheduling Coordinator

Ortho Arizona • Full-time • Chandler, AZ, US • 22h ago

MRI Scheduling Coordinator

About OrthoArizona:

At OrthoArizona, we are bringing the best together. Our organization was created to help serve ALL orthopedic and podiatry needs throughout the Valley! We have a wide range of orthopedic surgeons and mid-level providers including physical and occupational therapists.

Today we are one of Arizona’s largest privately owned and most comprehensive orthopedic practices with more than 75 locally and nationally renowned providers across 30 locations, in addition to 2 ambulatory surgical centers and in house state of the art MRI capabilities. At OrthoArizona we are committed to best-in-class patient care, being a pioneer in research and technology, and most importantly, rewarding and recognizing our employees.

As a Patient Scheduling Coordinator with OrthoArizona, you will get to:

Answer phone in prompt, courteous and helpful manner, screen, and route calls if applicable.
Make sound decisions on how to best assist the patient based on their needs, presented questions, or issues.
Collect important patient data to ensure ease of scheduling.
Verify insurance is active, and update insurance information as needed prior to scheduling.
Schedule appointments accurately in conjunction with provider protocols and patient’s needs.
Have a deep understanding of the most up to date provider protocols and anticipate changes in protocols.
Create patient note in the EMR with the correct medical terminology associated with issues the patient presented.
Research and understand patient record for proper referral and/or imaging documentation, while answering related questions regarding patient charts.
Meet individual quotas and key performance indicators (KPIs), as well as assist in accomplishing team goals.
Continue to expand knowledge of practice management software as updates occur.
Follow all Standard Operating Procedures.
Understand/Perform training on practice management software.
Other duties as assigned.
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