Medical Practice Manager

Medical office administrators manage the flow of patients from arrival through check-out, you'll have your hand in everything.

Check-in responsibilities include confirming personal and insurance information, obtaining signed consent forms, and collecting health data requested by the provider. Once the patient is handed off to a medical assistant for the clinical portion of the visit, you'll complete any additional record keeping.

At check-out, you'll collect the balance due and schedule a follow-up appointment, if necessary. Other duties include scheduling, managing the comfort, safety, and security of the waiting area, responding to record requests, transcription, and ordering office supplies. Its a good working environment for those who want to use the widest possible range of their skills.

Hospitals

Hospitals hire medical office administrators in several capacities. A unit clerk, for example, supports the clinical staff by processing patient information, managing communication, providing hospitality services for families, and stocking supplies. Most departments, including inpatient and outpatient units, need strong administrative support.

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