Highbar Physical Therapy

Healthcare

SiteCoordinator

$0k+ Duxbury, Massachusetts, United States FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Site Coordinator at Highbar Physical Therapy. Skills: Clinic operations, Administrative support, Patient services. Train administrative staff. Train Exercise Specialists”

What You'll Achieve.

Deliver life-changing outcomes; Ensure adequate administrative support; Minimize collection agency potential

Industry & Context.

Healthcare

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

High school diploma or GED, Two to three years of related experience

Nice to Have

Associate degree in healthcare administration or related field

What You'll Do.

Train administrative staff

Train Exercise Specialists

Coordinate and schedule staff

Promote clinic efficiency

Ensure daily service excellence

Monitor key performance metrics

Oversee authorizations

Answer multi-line telephone

Manage patient appointments

Review therapist schedules

Fill schedule openings

Document patient visits

Fax initial evaluations

Fax discharge summaries

Obtain authorization for insurances

Track approved visits

Negotiate payment terms

Monitor patient accounts

Run day sheet reports

Run POC compliance reports

Complete weekly reporting

Complete dashboard items

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborative team structure

Full Job Description

## Description Highbar Physical Therapy is Hiring! Help us revolutionize the Physical Therapy industry! Highbar is a leading outpatient physical therapy practice experiencing significant growth with locations across New England. We’ve evolved our name to reflect the standard of care we’ve always provided and demonstrate how we are different. We bring together the science of musculoskeletal health with the art of individualized care, consistently delivering life-changing outcomes for our patients. Join us as a Site Coordinator!   The Site Coordinator enjoys working in a collaborative team structure and thrives wearing multiple hats. This position will provide administrative training, oversee the day to day activities and authorizations within their clinic or region, and communicate closely with the Clinic Director.   Please note - this is a full time, immediate need.   ## What You'll Do Trains and onboards administrative staff (PCCs); trains Exercise Specialists on the administrative components of their role. Under the direction of the Practice Manager assists in coordinating and scheduling PCCs and Exercise Specialists to ensure adequate administrative support. Participates in making and implementing recommendations to promote clinic efficiency and effectiveness. Responsible for the clinic's daily service excellence, including facility maintenance, IT issues, and excellent customer experience. Monitors key performance metrics: cancellations, no-shows, visits, customer service, authorization metrics. Oversees authorizations within the clinic or region. Answers multiple line telephone system, obtaining demographic and insurance information from new patients being scheduled for an initial evaluation. Collects co-payments from patients, clearly documenting transaction on a written receipt. Runs daily co-pay collection reports to ensure collection accuracy. Responsible for patient appointments, cancellations and reviewing therapist schedules to effectively fill openings

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