FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Patient Services Specialist in Administration?
The primary responsibility of a Patient Services Specialist is to assist patients during the on-site registration and arrival process for scheduled and unscheduled visits, as well as to complete financial clearance functions.
What qualifications are required for the Patient Services Specialist position?
The required qualifications include 1 year of healthcare experience within Patient Access or a business office setting, as well as experience with insurance eligibility systems.
Are there any preferred qualifications for this role?
Yes, preferred qualifications include an Associate's Degree in Healthcare or Business Administration and 1 year of knowledge of Epic Applications.
What types of activities does the Patient Services Specialist engage in?
The Patient Services Specialist engages in collecting demographic and insurance information, completing financial clearance functions, collecting patient liability, and providing basic customer service, including valuables collection.
What is the job schedule for this position?
The job schedule for the Patient Services Specialist position is full time with variable shifts.
What is the pay range for the Patient Services Specialist role?
The pay range for the Patient Services Specialist role is between $14.51 and $22.17, with additional compensation possible for shift differentials, overtime, and other incentives.
What kind of benefits does Providence offer?
Providence offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes a 401(k) Savings Plan with employer matching, healthcare benefits, life and disability insurance, paid time off, and well-being resources, among others.
Where is the job location for the Patient Services Specialist position?
The job location for the Patient Services Specialist position is at Covenant Medical Group - Northwest Clinic, 611 N Frankford Ave, Lubbock, TX.
What is the organizational culture like at Providence?
The organizational culture at Providence is patient-focused and emphasizes whole-person care built on understanding, commitment, and mutual respect, valuing the voices and contributions of all caregivers.