3 jobs found in Old Lyme, CT

Description The Medical Personal Collector reports directly to the Revenue Cycle Collections Manager and is responsible for assisting patients with their patient balances. Duties for this position involve obtaining patient payments and/or answering patient requests through the Billing Call Center phone line, voicemail, and email. This includes providing follow-up communication as necessary with the patient, co-workers, and supervisor.  Essential Responsibilities:  • Monitor billing phone line calls, voicemails, and emails through Mitel phone system  • Process patient payments through Phreesia or Waystar payment portals  • Monitor pay plans in Phreesia to ensure credit card on file is active; follow-up accordingly  • Work miscellaneous patient correspondence from the mail  • Reply and follow-up on patient inquiries from outer offices (phone calls, emails, or faxes)  • Follow-up on requests given by manager  • Work patient balance...

Description Our client, a leading outpatient pediatric practice in Fairfield County, is seeking a dedicated and certified Medical Assistant (MA) to join its team. We are looking for a professional who demonstrates excellent patient and family-centered care, functions as a strong team player, and possesses a robust work ethic. The Medical Assistant is primarily responsible for providing safe, evidence-based care to patients from infancy through young adulthood, in addition to other essential duties. Responsibilities: The Medical Assistant's responsibilities focus on providing direct clinical support and ensuring the efficient flow of patient care: Provide safe, evidence-based care to patients ranging from infancy through young adulthood. Prepare examination rooms, ensuring they are stocked, clean, and organized for patient visits. Accurately obtain and record patient vital signs, growth measurements, and chief complaints in the...

Description Our client, a leading pediatric facility in Fairfield County, is seeking a dedicated Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to provide high-quality direct patient care and integral clinical support to children and adolescents. This role is essential for maintaining efficient clinic operations, patient safety, and effective communication across the healthcare team. Responsibilities: The LPN is responsible for a broad range of clinical and administrative tasks, including: Providing direct patient care, including monitoring and recording vital signs, dressing wounds, giving injections, and providing immunizations. Educating patients and families on critical health topics such as asthma medications & equipment, Epi pen use, and prescribed treatments. Conducting lab tests and procedures and accurately processing all cultures. Performing Triage by handling incoming calls, tasks, and off-hours service messages to provide clinical...