MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Cape May Court House
About Us:
Come and join the Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional team. We offer a compensation package that includes highly competitive pay, outstanding health benefits (medical, prescription, dental, vision, for you and your eligible dependents), company-paid life insurance, retirement benefits, paid time off, other voluntary benefits, tuition assistance, career advancement opportunities, and On-site Early Education Center (10% tuition employee discount).
Cape Regional Physician Associates is an integrated healthcare delivery system serving residents and visitors throughout Cape May County. Cape Regional Physicians Associates with over 60 primary care providers and specialists, delivering services in multiple locations throughout Cape May County.
Short Description:
Cape Regional Physician Associates is an integrated healthcare delivery system serving residents and visitors throughout Cape May County. Cape Regional Physicians Associates with over 60 primary care providers and specialists, delivering services in multiple locations throughout Cape May County.
Candidates should have knowledge of medical insurance terminology, computer skills for scheduling and familiarity of general office procedures and equipment.
Experience Required:
- Greets visitors and assists them during check-in, intake and checkout
- Provides outstanding customer service
- Schedules appointments and records information in Practice Management System ( Electronic Scheduling System)
- Answers to telephone calls and routes appropriately
- Verifies insurance eligibility, ensures requirements are met and explains to patients as needed
- Collects co-pays
Education Requirements:
- High School graduate or equivalent
Special Requirements:
- High School graduate or equivalent
- One year of experience in customer service or reception, health care environment preferred
- Previous data entry or typing experience and knowledge of basic office equipment required
- Computer experience preferred. Interpersonal skills must be well-developed