Patient Access Representative 1 - ED (7a-7p)
Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System
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- Location
- Baton Rouge, LA
- Work style
- On-site
- Posted
- Oct 2
- 17 days ago
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About the company
Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System
Hospital & health care · 10,001+ employees
What you'll do
- Register patients presenting to the Emergency Department, including emergency, behavioral health, direct admit, surgery, radiology, and prisoner patients.
What you need
- Experience: 1 year customer service experience or related certification (e.g. Certified Coder, Certified Medical Assistant)Education: High School diploma or equivalentSpecial Skills: Advanced clerical and computer skills, critical thinking skills, ability to work in high-stress situations, professional appearance and behavior, good communication skills, dependability, flexibility, teamwork.
Key skills
Patient registrationEMTALA regulationsNo Surprises ActFederal and state regulations
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The Patient Access Representative 1 - ED (PAR 1) is responsible for accurately registering patients presenting to the Emergency Department, including traumas, stroke patients, disaster response patients, other emergency patients, behavioral health, direct admits to inpatient units, surgery patients, radiology patients, and prisoners. The PAR1 is knowledgeable of and compliant with federal and state regulations related to acute-care patient registration, with special emphasis on EMTALA regulations and the No Surprises Act. Team members in the ED must be flexible to change and have an ability to adapt and adjust to a constantly changing environment. Must be able to respond to disaster activation with plans to work on-site until conclusion of activation.