Patient Access Representative, Lead

Overview The Patient Access Representative Lead oversees front‑desk operations and serves as the primary point of contact for individuals entering the clinic. This role ensures consistent workflows by greeting and directing patients, maintaining records, and handling cashier‑related tasks. The lead is responsible for coordinating appointment scheduling across departments, preparing daily schedules for clinicians, and ensuring that all appointments, whether made by phone or in person, are accurately managed. This position also requires the ability to adjust schedules when changes occur and to notify patients accordingly. Benefits: Competitive salary Annual incentives Retention bonus Medical, dental, and vision coverage Retirement plan with employer match Paid time off Paid holidays Company‑issued uniforms Professional development opportunities Continuing education opportunities Eligibility for loan‑repayment programs Additional benefits as offered Schedule Full-time Shift Day Salary $16.00 - $22.00 / hour Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent 2–3 years of front‑office medical experience is preferred At least 12 months in a service‑oriented role Medical Assistant background is beneficial Strong communication and organizational abilities Professional phone interaction skills Responsibilities Oversee appointment scheduling for new and established patients across all departments. Monitor clinician and patient schedule changes and update the system promptly to reflect adjustments. Collect and verify required registration information from patients or legally authorized individuals, including demographics and insurance details. Ensure accuracy of submitted documentation by requesting appropriate identification, insurance cards, and related materials to support patient safety and prevent errors. Assign correct medical record numbers and select accurate patient profiles to avoid duplicate records. Respond to routine registration questions and provide clear explanations of applicable procedures. Identify insurance coverage gaps by conducting eligibility checks to reduce claim denials. Determine co‑pays and deductibles through appropriate insurance verification processes. Collect required payments at the time of service to support timely revenue cycle operations.