Sound Internal Medicine Work Values

Daily Duties at Sound Internal Medicine:

Strategically steered all office operations for this fast-paced medical practice, including handling data / records management, insurance benefits verification, office bookkeeping / financial management, and all patient / physician communications. Verified insurance benefits noting eligibility / non-eligibility on patient accounts, and explained authorizations and referrals. Prepared super bills, created office forms and correspondence, and responded to patient requests per HIPAA guidelines. Contributed solid communication skills toward courteously greeting patients, and scheduling and confirming appointments. Built and sustained productive operations by handling internship student training, including supervising 4-6 staff members. Drafted office policy and reduced company expenses by attaining multiple bids to achieve low cost equipment procurement. Played a vital role in interviewing patients to obtain medical information and assess vital signs in preparation prior to seeing physicians, including preparing sterile fields and assisting with medical procedures (mole biopsies, mole removals, colonoscopies, endometrial biopsies, flexible sigmoidoscopies), as well as administering injections (intramuscular, subcutaneous, intradermal), nebulizers, EKGs, bone density scans, phlebotomy, glucose testing, measured peak flow, and spirometry.

What they like about Sound Internal Medicine:

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Tags

Hospital, Health and Wellness, Health and Safety , Administrative, Admissions, Public Health

Skills

leadership

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with Sound Internal Medicine: