Medical Front Office jobs can look different depending on the type of healthcare environment you work in, but you should expect daily patient interaction and performing any administrative task that supports the medical office. Some of those tasks could include records and information management, basic coding, financial management, appointment scheduling and both in-person and telephone customer service.
Program Length
15 Weeks
What does a Medical Front Office Administration Specialist do?
Demonstrate an understanding of the soft skill expectations of an allied healthcare professional
Grasp the importance of customer service, communication skills and professionalism
Comply with basic medical ethics as well as HIPAA/HITECH, OSHA, CMS regulations
Understand and utilize medical terminology for administrative duties in a medical facility
Evaluate a medical office’s scheduling needs and appropriately book patient services
Accurately obtain patient information, verify insurance coverage, and prepare encounter forms
Correctly file medical records, and perform basic financial and other general office procedures
What You'll Learn
Soft skill expectations of an allied healthcare professional
Customer service, communication skills and professionalism
Basic medical ethics as well as HIPAA/HITECH, OSHA, CMS regulations
Medical terminology for administrative duties in a medical facility
Scheduling needs and patient services
Obtaining patient information, verifying insurance coverage and preparing encounter forms
Filing medical records and performing basic financial and other general office procedures
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