Patient Access OperationsOperational Oversight: Manage patient access functions (scheduling, registration, insurance verification, check-in/out, front desk) across assigned clinics.Policy & Consistency: Ensure adherence to policies established by the Patient Access Director through regular clinic site visits.Issue Resolution: Identify and resolve operational barriers, flow inefficiencies, and complex regional patient access issues promptly.Staff Leadership & Performance ManagementTeam Leadership: Manage patient access supervisors and frontline staff across regional clinics, ensuring optimal staffing coverage.Training & Development: Lead onboarding, cross-training, and competency development with Revenue Cycle and Training teams.Culture & Accountability: Conduct performance evaluations, coaching, and succession planning; foster a culture of service excellence and teamwork.Access, Productivity & Patient ExperienceMetrics Monitoring: Track regional metrics, including appointment availability, registration accuracy, wait times, and satisfaction scores.Access Strategies: Optimize scheduling templates and workflows to support same-day access, continuity of care, and patient flow.Service Recovery: Lead resolutions for access complaints, scheduling issues, and registration errors with patient-centered care.Revenue Cycle & Financial IntegrityData & Clean Claims: Ensure accurate insurance verification and demographic collection to reduce front-end denials and support clean claims.Financial Alignment: Partner with Revenue Cycle and Finance to resolve billing error trends and secure point-of-service payments.Compliance: Maintain patient affordability principles aligned with financial sustainability and FQHC requirements.Quality, Compliance & Process ImprovementRegulatory Alignment: Ensure compliance with organizational policies, HRSA/FQHC standards, and privacy regulations.Quality Assurance: Conduct routine quality checks, registration audits, and front desk observations.Process Improvement: Identify and lead standardization and efficiency initiatives directed by leadership.Communication & CollaborationLiaison Role: Act as the primary link between clinic teams and the Patient Access Director, providing regular performance and staffing reports.Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with IT, Revenue Cycle, and Quality teams to support EHR optimization and integrated workflows.
1-4 years
Associate's or Bachelor's degree in healthcare administration, Business or in a healthcare-related setting or human services field (an equivalent combination of education and extensive experience in patient access may be considered) preferred
At least 1 year of leadership experience (supervisory or management) in healthcare patient access, admissions, clinic front office operations, or other supervisory or management experience in a related field. Organizational Skills - Displays more advanced organizational skills in an administrative capacity in order to organize projects or the work of others. Problem Solving Skills - Devises effective solutions to situations encountered based on the general goals and objectives of the healthcare administrative function. Communication Skills - Able to effectively communicate opinions drawn from conclusions using inference and logic. Critical Thinking Skills - Uses logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative solutions, conclusions, or approaches to problems. Problem Resolution - Resolves conflicts that may arise because of disagreements between employees, between employees and customers/clients, or with the public, other legal entities or governmental authorities. Math Development - Must be able to solve mathematical problems and understand statistics.
High School
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