Baylor University Medical Center
Access Services Auditor
The Access Services Auditor improves accuracy and productivity in registration, insurance verification, scheduling, and financial counseling. They provide computer and procedural training, complete operations improvement projects, and monitor and improve demographic and financial information quality. Essential Functions of the Role: Conducts regular and frequent account audits for employees. Conducts monthly audits on various aspects within Access Services, such as MSPQ, ABN, IMM, and consents. Designs, plans, organizes, and facilitates computer and procedural training programs and continuing education for all employees. Designs test to assess employee knowledge and skills; maintains documentation of test results, and reports test results to management. Identifies problems and reports trends to the Director; recommends training and education programs, process improvement programs and/or other program developments. Designs and implements new processes and programs to improve the image, accuracy, and productivity of the staff. Monitors industry changes and system updates; revises training programs to incorporate changes. Partners with appropriate internal and external staff members to conceptualize new procedures or programs. Monitors accuracy of demographic and financial information captured at registration. Provides feedback to staff, identify trends and training needs, report results to management. Key Success Factors: Two years minimum experience in health care registration, quality examination, insurance billing and registration, finance or customer service. Requires knowledge of general insurance terminology to include, but not limited to, governmental and commercial payers. Excellent problem solving and critical thinking skills. Proven written and verbal communication skills. Proficient typing and keyboarding skills. Basic computer skills and Microsoft Office. Works autonomously and self-starter. Ability to maintain patient confidentiality in accordance with HIPPA guidelines. Qualifications: Education - Associate's or 2 years of work experience above the minimum qualification Experience - 2 Years of Experience
The Access Services Auditor improves accuracy and productivity in registration, insurance verification, scheduling, and financial counseling. They provide computer and procedural training, complete operations improvement projects, and monitor and improve demographic and financial information quality. Essential Functions of the Role: Conducts regular and frequent account audits for employees. Conducts monthly audits on various aspects within Access Services, such as MSPQ, ABN, IMM, and consents. Designs, plans, organizes, and facilitates computer and procedural training programs and continuing education for all employees. Designs test to assess employee knowledge and skills; maintains documentation of test results, and reports test results to management. Identifies problems and reports trends to the Director; recommends training and education programs, process improvement programs and/or other program developments. Designs and implements new processes and programs to improve the image, accuracy, and productivity of the staff. Monitors industry changes and system updates; revises training programs to incorporate changes. Partners with appropriate internal and external staff members to conceptualize new procedures or programs. Monitors accuracy of demographic and financial information captured at registration. Provides feedback to staff, identify trends and training needs, report results to management. Key Success Factors: Two years minimum experience in health care registration, quality examination, insurance billing and registration, finance or customer service. Requires knowledge of general insurance terminology to include, but not limited to, governmental and commercial payers. Excellent problem solving and critical thinking skills. Proven written and verbal communication skills. Proficient typing and keyboarding skills. Basic computer skills and Microsoft Office. Works autonomously and self-starter. Ability to maintain patient confidentiality in accordance with HIPPA guidelines. Qualifications: Education - Associate's or 2 years of work experience above the minimum qualification Experience - 2 Years of Experience