Job Location: Slidell, LA 70458,
Position Type: Full Time, Definition and Role
Highly motivated candidate who shares our vision, values, and commitment to quality healthcare. Performs basic administrative duties such as filing, copying, and faxing documents, as well as performing data entry. A medical office specialist must have a good working knowledge of basic office equipment and good phone and computer skills. They are expected to multitask and adequately solve problems while providing quality service and maintaining a positive relationship with the executive team, nurse practitioners, physicians, healthcare providers, and administration staff. It is also important that medical office specialists follow all rules related to patient and employee confidentiality.
Job Responsibilities and Duties
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Specific Expectations of the Medical Office Specialist / Receptionist

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