Starkey Hearing Technologies is a privately held, global hearing technology company headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Founded by Bill Austin in 1967, Starkey is known for its innovative design, development and distribution of comprehensive digital hearing systems. R&D is led today by CTO Achin Bhowmik Starkey is the only American-owned and operated provider of hearing technologies. The company has more than 6,000 employees, operates 24 facilities and does business in more than 100 markets worldwide.

Our Culture:

• An experienced team built around a culture of professional growth and knowledge-sharing
• We celebrate innovation – finding creative ways to serve our customers better than anyone else
• A learning organization built on defining the future
• We are collaborative problem solvers

• Global leader in the design, development and distribution of comprehensive hearing technologies
• We serve with passion, purpose and excellence
• We strive to provide world-class customer service
• General Summary of the Purpose of the Position

General Summary of the Purpose of the Position
The Patient Services Coordinator (PSC) is the face of the clinic and the patient’s guide throughout his or her Journey to better hearing. The PSC is responsible for coordinating all aspects of patient care. This includes providing a professional and inviting front office experience, managing the clinic schedule and patient accounts, maintaining patient records, organizing special events, leading retention efforts and more. The PSC is an essential component of the Clinic Team and a steward of its resources.
Approach and Deployment (What to Do & How to Do It)
Receive all patients into the clinic according to standards set forth by the company. (Reception Protocol)
Acknowledge patients when they arrive. Stand up to greet and offer assistance, coffee and refreshments.
Answer phones promptly using standard greeting, listen empathetically and follow phone script.
Place same-day follow-up calls to new patients scheduled and those who did not show or cancelled their appointments.
Facilitate a concierge-level patient experience in the front office. (Setting the Stage)
Keep office neat, clean and current.
Prepare coffee and refreshments every morning.
Review charts for upcoming patient appointments using company checklist.
Lead Morning Huddle on behalf of Clinic Team at the start of each day.
Administer patient intake forms at check-in. Review and update PMS as needed.
Participate as needed in patient education.
Manage patient schedule on behalf of Clinic Team. (Schedule Optimization)
Schedule and confirm all patient appointments.
Enter appointment outcomes within twenty-four hours of completion.
Use strategic scheduling to accommodate same- or next-day new patient appointments.
Prep schedule in advance for daily Opportunities and Special Events.
Manage patient accounts receivable, deposits and inventory for Clinic Team. (Accounts Management)
Track all orders, sales and payments through PMS system.
Adhere to PO Process and inventory guidelines.
Maintain cash ‘till’ and make regular bank deposits.
Reconcile all deposits daily and report weekly.
Collect patient insurance information and verify benefits.
Submit insurance billing requests. Monitor claim status for follow-up as needed.
Comply with monthly AR and Inventory reporting requirements.
Help build practice through patient contact, outreach and retention marketing. (Customer Lifecycle)
Always schedule follow-up appointments for patients seen in the clinic.
Be familiar with your clinic/regional marketing event calendar.
Place follow-up calls to patients included in remarketing outreach and campaign reports as received.
Ensure accurate patient record classification via updates to required fields and additional research as needed.
Prepare for and participate in special events.
Maintain day-to-day operational procedures. (Integration)
Maintain office supplies and organization.
Manage patient files per company standards.
Adhere to HIPAA guidelines and protect patient privacy.
Results – Performance Measures (How to Measure Success)
Customer Retention – Measured by active customers as a percentage of clinic total customers
Patient Referrals – Measured percentage of referrals from your active customer database
Same- or Next-day New Patient Appointments – Measured by the number of days ‘wait time’ for Hearing Consultation
Days Sales to Cash – Measured by the number of business days payments are outstanding
Maximized Opportunities – Measured by the percentage of Hearing Consultations completed with a companion (to scheduled)
Other Duties (Non-Measurable)
Support Northland Employee Corporate and/or Department Guidelines
Adhere to guidelines set forth in the Employee Handbook
Support corporate health and safety objectives
React to change productively and handle other essential duties as assigned
Actively engage in meetings and training sessions applicable to the position
Job Requirements
[Knowledge, skills and abilities for performance of essential duties]
Minimum education, certification and experience requirements:
Education:
High school diploma preferred or equivalent work history
Experience:
Some experience in a customer service or retail position desirable.
Knowledge :
Solid computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office Programs
Industry familiarity encouraged
Skills & Abilities
Excellent Customer Service skills
Ability to organize and multitask
Problem solving skills
Good communication and interpersonal skills required
A strong desire to learn
Positive outlook
Joy, Respect and Courage
Responsibilities
Exercise of authority or supervision over others:
The above declarations are not intended to be an all-inclusive list of the duties and responsibilities of the job described, nor are they intended to be such a listing of the skills and abilities required to do the job. Rather, they are intended only to describe the general nature of the job.