One Call Hiring for Medical Services Coordinator Job at Remote Full Time

Medical Services Coordinator

Provides support to the business by coordinating medical services for patients via telephone and/or Internet (e.g. instant message, email). Coordinating medical services includes (as examples): completing intake of customer referral, ordering medical equipment, medical supplies, scheduling appointments, and managing visits. In addition, the Medical Service Coordinator will address and resolve simple to complex inquiries and issues with customers and patients. Performs other administrative duties as requested.

GENERAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Serves as primary contact for coordination of medical services and patient issues. If a call escalates due to medical related issues, the Medical Service Coordinator will be required to have the proper knowledge and training to try resolve the situation in a reasonable amount of time.

• Provides an outstanding experience to customers and patients at all times.

• May take referrals from adjusters, case managers, & sales representatives.

• May process a high volume of patient inquiries about One Call products and services, and resolve a targeted percentage of those inquiries.

• Troubleshoots patient and/or customer problems, identifies the root cause of the problem, and uses tools and resources appropriately to determine how to resolve problems.

• Contacts Nurse Case Manager or Adjuster to obtain authorization for additional or continued service(s) for patients as needed.

• Processes and manages referrals to ensure all One Call procedures are followed throughout the continuum of care.

• Utilizes appropriate tracking tools, i.e. authorization logs, Outlook Calendar or Task function, to ensure follow-up on critical timelines as outlined in One Call’s procedures for obtaining evaluations/notes, tracking authorizations, and contacting carriers.

• When unable to resolve a problem in a reasonable amount of time, will escalate up to the appropriate Medical Service Coordinator. Follows up on escalated issues with coaching and mentoring to learn the appropriate solution and expand overall knowledge.

• Tracks and documents inbound support requests and ensures proper notation of problems or issues.

• Updates patient information and ensures accurate entry of contact information.

• Meets the standards of the job, such as quality standards, adherence to schedule, and average handle time.

• May provide guidance and/or mentoring to less experienced coordinators.

EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Associate or Bachelor’s degree is preferable; or the equivalent combination of education, training, and work experience 2 years of post-high school education or 3+ years of experience is required for this role.

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:

• Knowledge of the company’s products, services and business operations to enable resolution of inquiries.

• Outstanding customer service skills that builds the highest levels of customer satisfaction.

• Outstanding verbal and written communication skills.

• Intermediate-level Computer navigation and operation skills.

• Demonstrates highly effective people skills and empathy when taking care of patients and customers.

• Ability to work both independently and in a team environment.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS:

• If working with federal government contract clients, an employee is required to receive federal government clearance for handling sensitive information. Employee is also required to receive annual security awareness training.

Medical Service Coordinator I

Entry level role. Basic skills with moderate level of proficiency. Generally performs a high volume of basic inquiries about One Call’s products and services by following standard scripts and procedures. Works under close supervision with latitude for independent judgment. Demonstrates strong customer service skills (empathy, problem solving, patience, flexibility, humility, articulate communication) in client-facing situations. Consults with senior peers and team leads on non-complex issues to learn through experience. Typically requires zero to one year of experience in a call center or customer service-related position in a service industry. Zero-1 year of experience in the workers compensation industry. Medical Service Coordinator I’s will typically handle one service line, while learning others, and will become knowledgeable in all products/services before moving into a level II role.

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