
Administrative Assistant- Cochlear Implant Specialist (35479)
Part-timeBuffalo Hearing & Speech Center
Buffalo, NYPart-time$18–25/hrPosted 3mo agoSeen in employer's feed 5 days ago
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Buffalo Hearing & Speech Center is hiring an Administrative Assistant- Cochlear Implant Specialist (35479). The Administrative Assistant-Cochlear Implant Specialist supports the Audiology Cochlear Implant (CI) team and patients, ensuring excellent external and internal customer service. This role involves working closely with various supervisors and the clinical team. Primary responsibilities include ordering Durable Medical Equipment (DME), obtaining necessary insurance paperwork, receiving CI DME, and completing billing and documentation processes within the electronic patient health records.
Key focus areas include Provide phone and in-person customer service for Audiology patients, Maintain most current manufacturer invoice price lists, and Verify insurance for CI DME orders per specific procedures.
Successful candidates bring 2-Year Degree, Medical Office Certification, and High School Degree. Important skills include Microsoft Office, Excel, Electronic Medical Record, Organization, Communication, and Problem-Solving.
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Salary Range $18.00 - $25.00 Hourly
Position Type Part Time, 12 Month
Description
Job Summary:
Administrative Assistant- Cochlear Implant Specialist is responsible for supporting the Audiology Cochlear Implant (CI) team and patients, while providing excellent external and internal customer service. Specialist works closely with the Director of Clinical Services, Office Manager, Office Supervisor, Audiology Supervisor and Clinical Cochlear Implant Team. Primary responsibilities include placing orders for Durable Medical Equipment (DME), obtaining all required paperwork for insurances, receiving CI DME, completing billing & documentation processes for CI DME in the electronic patient health records (IMS).
Essential Functions:
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Provide phone and in-person customer service for Audiology patients, especially Cochlear Implant patients.
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Maintain most current manufacturer invoice price lists.
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Insurance verification for CI DME orders per specific procedures.
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Obtain insurance authorizations, physician prescriptions, Letters of Medical Necessity and any other paperwork required to ensure proper reimbursement for CI DME.
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Process CI DME orders and returns initiated by the audiologists and patients as appropriate in a timely manner per specific procedures.
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Document all orders, insurance verification, and notes in the electronic health record per specific procedures.
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Ensure completion of IMS billing processes per specific procedures.
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Track orders placed to ensure receipt & trouble shoot as needed.
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Receive orders and notify patient and/or audiologist.
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Ensure ordering & communication processes are followed by the team per specific procedures.
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Mail patient information prior to appointments.
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Obtain medical records from other sources as needed.
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Appointment scheduling.
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Check-out scheduling for CI patients.
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Process patient payments per specific procedures.
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Suggest and develop workflow and/or procedural improvements on an ongoing basis
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Cross-train & perform all Administrative Assistant duties (see general job description) as scheduled or requested by Office Supervisor & Manager.
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Other duties as needed
Skills:
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Excellent skills with Microsoft Office, especially Excel; and electronic medical record
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Organization
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Strong written and verbal communication skills
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Problem-solving and Customer Service skills (de-escalation, troubleshooting, education)
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Composure
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Collaboration
Competencies:
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Competency Template (please select):
- Respect
☐Management/Supervisor
- Integrity
☐Professional/Admin
- Teamwork
☐Professional Direct Care
- Accountability
☒Administrative Support
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Adaptability
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Optimism
☐Direct Care Support
Education:
Minimum Degree Required: 2 year degree or medical office certification with High School degree
Experience:
Minimum Experience Required: 1 year experience in medical office setting.
Physical Requirements (please select):
☒Physical actions may include, but are not limited to; bending, kneeling, standing, squatting, reaching, printing, crawling, and running.
☒Vision, speech, tactical and hearing senses adequate to perform job requirements.
☒Frequent sitting/ standing and when appropriate.
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