Medical Receptionist / Administrative Assistant – Remote

This position is best suited for an experienced medical receptionist / administrative assistant with insurance verification experience who is seeking a remote role and can be trusted to work independently. Candidates must have an established work-from-home setup, including reliable high-speed internet and a dedicated work computer.

You must be comfortable multitasking and independently managing patient phone communication, patient and physician scheduling, and core administrative responsibilities for a private practice clinic based in Charlotte, NC.

We are looking for a candidate who values structure, accuracy, and professionalism, and can support both clinic operations and patient communication in a remote environment. You must be able to work consistently during fixed clinic hours and follow established workflows.

This is not an entry-level role and is not a training position. Prior patient scheduling and outpatient medical experience is required.

Core Responsibilities

Patient Communication & Scheduling

  • Handle inbound and outbound patient phone calls
  • Schedule, reschedule, and confirm patient appointments
  • Coordinate physician schedules and manage calendar changes
  • Respond to patient portal messages and administrative inquiries
  • Provide accurate information to patients within established protocols

Administrative & Office Support

  • Use the electronic health record (EHR) accurately and efficiently
  • Perform insurance eligibility verification and document correctly
  • Submit and follow up on prior authorizations as assigned
  • Manage EHR inboxes, electronic faxes, and administrative tasks
  • Support daily clinic operations and maintain organized records

Minimum Requirements

  • High school diploma or equivalent (GED)
  • Minimum 3 years of hands-on experience in outpatient medical clinic
  • Experience must include direct patient interaction in a medical front desk or reception role
  • Demonstrated experience managing patient scheduling and supporting real-time clinic operations
  • Demonstrated experience using an electronic health record (EHR) in daily clinic operations
  • Medical Terminology
  • Basic understanding of insurance eligibility and verification: Procedure and ICD 10 coding
  • Ability to learn new technology and clinic systems quickly with minimal instruction
  • Typing ability of at least 50 words per minute
  • Minimum 1 year working remote in medical or administrative role is a plus

Physical Requirements

This is a seated, computer-based role performed for the full workday. The employee must be able to:

  • Sit and work at a computer for extended periods throughout scheduled clinic hours
  • Use a computer keyboard and mouse without limitation of hand or wrist function
  • See computer screens clearly and read digital text and documents
  • Hear, speak, and communicate clearly by phone and video for extended periods
  • Maintain sustained focus and attention to detail throughout the workday

We will respond to qualified applicants with follow-up questions. If you fail to respond within 3 business days, you will be removed from the applicant process. Please ensure notifications are enabled and monitor email including junk and spam.

At least 2 Professional references will be required prior to hire

Pay: $18.00 - $20.00 per hour

Work Location: Remote

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