Retail Receptionist

Louisville, Kentucky, United States$11 – $14/hryesterday
On-site
1+ year
High school

Job description

Summary

Greet and assist customers. Schedule appointments, verify insurance coverage, maintain accurate patient records, and assist with preliminary testing under the Optometrist’s supervision.

Pay Class and Pay Rate

Pay Class: Full Time

Pay Rate: $10.64 - 14.10/hr

Essential Responsibilities

1. Medical coding, Insurance research, and billing.

2. Greet and assist customers. Schedule appointments according to the Resources Scheduling guidelines. Answer the phone, answer patients’ questions, check patients in and out, collect payments, monitor and perform other front desk tasks as needed.

3. Perform preliminary testing data collection as directed.

4. Maintain complete and accurate patient records.

5. Call for insurance preauthorization. Follow up on hold authorizations.

6. Clean and maintain the reception area.

7. Offer current promotions and pricing guidelines to customers. Discuss benefits and features of the discount club card with customers.

8. Maintain outside and internal Doctor Referral log for medical patients.

9. Offer current promotions and starting prices to customers

Experience/Education:

 One year of experience, optical preferred.

 HS diploma, GED or 1-5 years of equivalent related job experience

Mental/Physical

Requirements

 Work changing schedules to meet business demands

 Work inside location

 Strong organizational skills

 Speak clearly and effectively

 Calculate and manipulate numbers/data

 Read English

 Problem solving/reasoning

 Meet customer expectations

 Work under stress with interruptions and deadlines

 Follow procedures and instructions

 Use computer effectively and view computer screen

 Exhibit empathy in all interactions

 Bend and stoop continuously

 Reach above shoulder continuously

Training

Requirements

 Cross training in all departments as needed

Essential Responsibilities related to Physical Demands/Work Environment:

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an associate to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. While performing the duties of this job, the associate is required to stand, use hands and fingers to handle, feel, pick or pinch, and talk or hear most of the time. The associate is occasionally required to stand, walk, and reach with hands and arms. The associate must frequently lift and/or move up to 20 pounds. The noise level in this location is moderate (use of computers, printers and machines).

Activity

Amount of Time

None

Under 1/3

1/3 to 2/3

Over 2/3

Stand

X

Walk

X

Sit

X

Use hands to touch, handle, or feel

X

Reach with Hands and Arms

X

Climb or balance

Stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl

Talk or hear

X

Essential Responsibilities related to Behavioral Characteristics:

 Must be detail orientated and well organized.

 Must be able to communicate clearly and effectively with other associates and clients.

 Must be energetic and self-motivated.

 Must be a team player.

 Must be able to problem solve.

 Ability to work onsite and participate in interactive onsite meetings on a regular and predictable basis.

 Ability to initiate immediate interaction, coordination and collaboration with team members, clients, customers etc.

Skills mentioned


Healthcare, Retail
Louisville, Kentucky, United States

Visionworks, originally founded as Eye Care Centers of America (ECCA) in San Antonio, Texas, in 1984, embarked on a journey to become a significant provider of eye care services in the United States. The early years, from 1984 to 1988, were marked by growth, establishing a foundation in the optical retail sector. A notable development occurred in late 1987 when Sears, Roebuck & Co. acquired Eye Care Centers as part of a strategy to bolster its merchandising operations with fast-growing specialty stores. This ownership was, however, a transitional phase. By 1993, a buyout led by Desai Capital Management and ECCA executives returned the company to private hands, setting the stage for further independent expansion throughout the 1990s, largely driven by acquisitions. The new millennium brought further changes in leadership and ownership. In 1998, Thomas H. Lee Co. acquired a majority stake in Eye Care Centers. David E. McComas took the helm as CEO in 2001. A significant merger in 2006 with HVHC Inc. (Highmark Vision Holding Company) transformed ECCA into one of the largest chains selling eye care products, and eventually, the Visionworks brand became more prominent. This consolidation aimed to leverage the strengths of both entities, enhancing their market presence and service capabilities. The company continued to operate and expand, focusing on providing a comprehensive range of eye care services, including eye exams, prescription eyewear, and contact lenses. In June 2019, VSP Global, a leader in vision care benefits, announced its acquisition of Visionworks. This move integrated Visionworks into VSP's broader network, aiming to enhance accessibility and value for customers and members. Today, Visionworks operates hundreds of retail locations across the United States, positioning itself at the intersection of healthcare and retail, committed to making eye care simple and accessible.

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