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Tufts University

Research university in Medford, MA

Client Services Assistant Manager

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeGrafton, MA, USA$30.65 - $42.30In-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or equivalent, or a bachelor's degree.
  • Five years of related experience, including customer-service and supervisory experience in a service-oriented environment, or one to three years of related experience.
  • One to three years of proven experience establishing and maintaining excellent customer service and hospitality and implementing policies that improve client service.
  • One to three years of direct staff supervision, development, and training experience.
  • Two years of accounting experience, including reconciliations, invoicing, and preparing and discussing estimates, payment options, and policies with clients.
  • Strong computer skills with Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, electronic medical records, Outlook, and computer- and phone-based communication systems such as Jabber and soft phones.
  • Strong writing and public-speaking skills.
  • Certifications in office management, leadership development, coaching, or client service areas; knowledge of medical or veterinary terminology.

Responsibilities

  • Oversee front-end collections and patient check-in and check-out activities while supervising Assistant Supervisors and Client Service Assistants to ensure optimal client service and care.
  • Work as a supervisor for up to 40% of the work week.
  • Develop departmental and interdepartmental policies and procedures to enhance customer satisfaction and resolve client concerns.
  • Hire and onboard front-office staff.
  • Collaborate with the Client Service Manager, Chief Operating Officer, Hospital Director, and hospital departments to continuously evaluate and improve front-desk and client-services operations.
  • Directly supervise Reception Supervisors, Assistant Supervisors, and Client Service Assistants across all shifts.
  • Recruit for the Client Service Area, including the medical records service area.
  • Manage general hospital calls on weekends and evenings.
  • Provide job direction, coaching, training, and continuing-education guidance to ensure excellent service to internal and external clients.
  • Recommend, develop, and execute client-service protocols to enhance customer service and increase efficiency.
  • Manage written standard operating procedures, contributing directly to their development for front-desk activities.
  • Partner with the Client Service Director to develop interdepartmental workflows that improve communication between administrative and clinical teams.
  • Oversee reception department and team performance, including financial transactions, collections, internal services, and client services, and maintain the client-service Net Promoter Score.
  • Work with the financial counselor and collections team to support clients' financial needs.
  • Conduct monthly staff meetings in collaboration with department supervisors.
  • Oversee staff onboarding, retention, holiday and on-call schedules, and training programs.
  • Review and respond to client concerns and document them in StringSoft.
  • Develop and deliver client-service training.
  • Produce weekly, monthly, and annual reports on appointment data as directed.
  • Identify client-service gaps and inefficiencies affecting time, cost, client, employee, or student satisfaction, and escalate them as appropriate.
  • Complete special projects as assigned.
  • Oversee all client financial transactions at the hospital front desk.
  • Oversee collection of client payments by cash, check, and credit card; ensure financial policies and internal controls are enforced and security measures and protocols are followed.
  • Oversee the CareCredit program.
  • Work with Accounting staff to reconcile discrepancies and verify financial information.
  • Oversee staff weekly payroll and overtime.
  • Provide and ensure staff compliance with department protocols and standards.
  • Train and supervise staff in welcoming clients and patients; guiding them through arrival and departure; liaising between clients and clinical services; registering scheduled and emergency visits; reviewing and updating client and patient information; reviewing estimates and collecting deposits; obtaining required signatures; explaining visitation, financial, and discharge policies; coordinating discharges and drop-offs with clinical teams; providing finalized discharge reports, medications, and pet food as directed; completing day-end financial reconciliation; scheduling follow-up appointments; and performing miscellaneous duties as assigned.

Desired Qualifications

  • One to three years of experience in an academic medical center.
  • Financial, insurance, or claims experience.

About the Company

Tufts University

Research university in Medford, MA

Tufts University is a private research university headquartered in Medford, Massachusetts. It offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs through schools in the Boston area and beyond.

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