Job Information
Parkview North Hospital Pat Acc/Fin Counsel Supervisor in Fort Wayne, Indiana
Summary
The Patient Access/Financial Counseling Supervisor is responsible for supervising and directing all activities related to Guest Services, Registration, and Financial Counseling services. As requested, supervises all activities as it relates to the above areas in the absence of the Director Patient Access or Patient Access Manager. Responsible for possessing expert knowledge in financial counseling and registration workflows. Responsible for POS (point of service) collections and communication with our patients regarding financial assistance. Evaluates department for effective and efficient utilization of staff and resources. Assures proper and economical use of equipment, supplies, and facilities. Responsible to broaden knowledge and promote the growth of staff and improve quality. Adheres to service excellence standards and the PH Standards of Behavior. Works closely with Ancillary Department Supervisors/Managers and Patient Access Manager to ensure efficient and effective workflows. Adheres to service excellence standards and the PH Standards of Behavior. The Supervisor is on call and available for department on a 24/7 basis.
Education
Must be a high school graduate or the equivalent of a GED. Associate's degree in business, organizational leadership or healthcare administration preferred.
Licensure/Certification
If assigned to Whitley, Warsaw, or Southwest facilities, CPR is required within 30 days of hire.
Experience
Two years of management/supervisory experience or the equivalent years of financial counseling or registration experience. Minimum one years in medical or related field. Must have data processing/data entry experience and ability to use data hardware, including work experience using Microsoft Office.
Other Qualifications
Must have good verbal and written communication skills. Must have basic computer and math skills. Must demonstrate working knowledge of Microsoft application of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Must pass the required Patient Access Services training class with a 90% score, if not already completed.