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Medical and dental roles

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Front Office & Administration

Front Desk Receptionists $32k–$45k/yr · 0 open jobs Front desk receptionists are the first person patients meet. They check patients in and out, answer phones, schedule appointments and keep the waiting room running on time. Patient Access Representatives $34k–$48k/yr · 0 open jobs Patient access representatives register patients, verify their insurance and collect the information needed before a visit or procedure, usually in hospitals and larger clinics. Medical Schedulers $33k–$46k/yr · 0 open jobs Medical schedulers book patient appointments, procedures and referrals, balancing provider calendars so the practice runs full without long waits. Insurance Verification Specialists $36k–$52k/yr · 0 open jobs Insurance verification specialists confirm patient coverage, benefits and prior authorizations before visits so the practice gets paid and patients aren't surprised by bills. Medical Billers and Coders $40k–$65k/yr · 0 open jobs Medical billers and coders turn visits into accurate claims, assign diagnosis and procedure codes, follow up on denials and help the practice collect what it's owed. Medical Office Managers $50k–$85k/yr · 0 open jobs Medical office managers run the business side of a practice: staffing, schedules, billing oversight, vendors and compliance, so providers can focus on patients. Medical Interpreters $40k–$65k/yr · 0 open jobs Medical interpreters help patients and providers understand each other during visits, explaining symptoms, diagnoses and instructions accurately and confidentially.

Clinical Support

Nursing

Dental

Technicians & Therapy