Claims Liaison (CL)
The Claims Liaison is responsible for the oversight of all aspects of operational support for the claims processes, including all administrative tasks as further described herein. The CL is the point of contact for claimants/members who have questions regarding the claims management process and are responsible for providing support to the Nurse and/or Medical Provider. The CL also assists with operations or quality projects, as deemed necessary. |
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Job Description
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Role
and Responsibilities
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Act as a mentor for new staff, including
coordination of training schedules, training resources, and competency
assessments. · Maintain a comprehensive understanding of MMROs services and processes, including but not limited to, client processes, timeframe
requirements, Key Performance Indicators (KPI’s), among others. ·
Monitor daily
workflow to ensure appropriate turnaround times while balancing workload. · · Initiate claims from the client to determine whether all required documentation was received. ·
Open, sort, and distribute appropriate
incoming correspondence, including U.S. mail, faxes, email and/or UPS/FedEx,
as needed. ·
Assist with tracking and trending department
turnaround times for reporting purposes. ·
Maintain confidentiality in all aspects of client, staff,
and organizational information. ·
Perform general clerical duties to include, but are not
limited to: copying, scanning, faxing,
mail merging, mailing, and filing, as deemed necessary. ·
Upload documents into appropriate area, as
applicable. ·
Other duties, as deemed appropriate.
Required Qualifications and Education ·
A minimum of two (2) years related experience
or High School diploma or GED ·
Demonstrated competency in Microsoft Office
software applications and software applications related to work performed or
a thorough knowledge of computer operation and software applications ·
Advanced data entry skills ·
Knowledge of medical terminology ·
Ability to work independently ·
Strong organizational skills with attention to
detail ·
Ability to prioritize workload ·
Excellent verbal and written communication
skills ·
Excellent customer service skills ·
Experience in applying general office policies
and procedures and handling of confidential information ·
Ability to work well under pressure, and to
meet multiple and sometimes competing deadlines
Preferred Skills and Additional Experience ·
Advanced computer skills ·
Prior experience in claims handling ·
At least one-year experience performing
telephonic customer service support and data entry, in a medical/clinical
environment
ADA Requirements Physical/Mental Demands: Normal office environment.
Stressful conditions may arise when workload becomes more demanding than
normal. The physical requirements of the job are considered Sedentary
Work per the U.S. Department of Labor, which is work involving the exertion of up to 10
pounds of force occasionally or a negligible amount of force frequently to
lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects, including the human
body. Sedentary Work involves sitting most of the time but may
involve walking or standing for brief periods of time. |