The Primary Care Center is a unique, patient-centered medical practice in the Atlanta metropolitan area that delivers comprehensive primary and acute/urgent care in the same environment. Serving the Atlanta community for over two decades, PCC's conveniently located clinics offer patients ultimate access to their care-team with flexible hours, along with innovative mobile and online conveniences.
The Medical Office Manager, as part of the leadership team, is directly responsible for effective and efficient day-to-day business activities of one or more practice locations. Working closely with central administration, the Medical Office Manager plans, organizes, and monitors the work of support staff, coordinates workflows, implements approved and appropriate systems, policies, and procedures to maintain service and quality standards, and acts as a resource to clinicians and staff. The Medical Office Manager is also responsible for monitoring and assessing staff performance and quality of work, and actively engages with employees to improve policy and procedural adherence and to promote a high level of patient satisfaction.
This role is very fast-paced and productivity driven, and requires strong customer service, employee relations and communication skills and an ability to multitask in a fast paced work environment.
A strong and energetic interest in health care with 1-2 years experience in an outpatient medical office setting; Primary Care experience a plus. Basic knowledge of patient flow, registration, scheduling and revenue cycle functions. Supervisory or quality auditing/assurance experience preferred.
Bachelors Degree in business, accounting, management, public or health care administration or closely related discipline required. Work experience may be considered in lieu of degree requirement.
You may apply online or fax your CV to (877) 933-7632
The Primary Care Center is a new concept of providing comprehensive acute and chronic medical care in the same environment, with maintenance in continuity of care and physician-patient relationship.
In short, it's like going to your own physician, who stays open seven days a week, with extended hours until nine at night, weekends and holidays, who treats acute problems such as injuries, cuts and bruises, cold symptoms and also treats chronic problems such as high blood pressure, diabetes and heart problems, and performs pap smears and prostate exams, employment physicals and treats work related injuries.
