Primarily responsible for scheduling IME's and guiding the cases through the entire brokerage process, as well as performing traditional CSR duties. Regular judgment is required in the execution of job
Essential Job Functions
Schedules independent medical examinations received via phone, web, fax, and marketing team
Facilitates appointments via contact with adjusters, attorneys, injured persons, physicians, and physician's scheduling staff
Documents all work completed on a daily basis in MES operating system
Follows up on physicians' requests for additional records
Schedules appointments in a timely manner
Prepares cover letters
Contacts physicians' offices to confirm that claimant attends examination
Notifies clients as to whether or not claimant attends examination
Acts as liaison between company and clients, claimants and attorneys
Directs clients to Q.A.'s for further assistance, if necessary
Provides assistance in a courteous, quick manner, treats others with care and respect, maintaining privacy and confidential
Follows out-of-state case processing guidelines
Additional Duties and Responsibilities
Perform other duties as assigned or required.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities (required)
Communication skills necessary to provide information in a comprehensible and timely fashion
Strong interpersonal skills to work productively with physicians, staff members and clients
Pleasant telephone manners
Knowledge of general business methods, office procedures, computer system concepts and office automation
Requirements
Maintain valid driver's license
Functional means of transportation
Maintain current registration and inspection of vehicle
Maintain minimum insurance requirements required by state
Working Conditions
Normal office environment with some exposure to moderate noise from office equipment and/or generated by staff members
Extended hours may be required beyond the regular eight hour work day
Occasional lifting and/or carrying such items as charts up to approximately twenty-five pounds. Generally sedentary work but requires walking and standing approximately thirty-five percent of work time in carrying out job functions such as distributing files and medical records to their appropriate destination
Minimal Level of Preparation and Training
High school diploma or general education degree (GED) with at least two years of general office experience.