VitalCaring Group

Healthcare

PatientServicesCoordinator,Hospice

$39–52k ~AI est. Lubbock, Texas, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Patient Services Coordinator, Hospice at VitalCaring Group. Skills: Patient scheduling, Care delivery coordination. Coordinate care delivery. Support hospice operations”

What You'll Achieve.

Ensure timely care; Ensure efficient care; Reduce missed visits; Improve patient experience

Industry & Context.

Healthcare
Problems you'll solve

Problem-solving

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

High school diploma or equivalent, 1+ year administrative, scheduling, or office experience

Nice to Have

Healthcare or hospice experience preferred, Experience with EMR or scheduling systems preferred

What You'll Do.

Coordinate care delivery

Support hospice operations

Schedule patient visits

Coordinate patient visits

Track scheduling optimization

Improve patient experience

Communicate with patients

Communicate with families

Communicate with clinicians

Communicate with referral partners

Respond to patient needs

Respond to scheduling challenges

Maintain accurate documentation

Support quality initiatives

Participate in QAPI programs

Promote professionalism

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partner with clinicians; Partner with leadership; Partner with support teams

Communication Scope

Interpersonal skills

Free ATS check

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