The document is a resume for Mira Khatri who is applying for a medical office assistant or receptionist position. She has over 8 years of customer service experience in retail and healthcare. She possesses strong administrative skills including scheduling appointments, processing billing, and maintaining medical records. She is proficient in various medical software programs and has a diploma in medical office assisting. Khatri is looking for an opportunity where she can utilize her skills and experience providing exceptional customer service in a healthcare setting.
Medical assistants can fill many roles and work in a variety of settings. This presentation shows some of these settings and what makes them different from one another.
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Eno Adeoti(678)-267-6386Email [email protected]Objectiv.docxSALU18
Eno Adeoti
(678)-267-6386
Email: [email protected]
Objective: Looking for the greatest opportunity to work as Medical Assistant/Health Care Administration for a reputed company.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS:
Kaplan University (B.S. Healthcare Administration) - May 9th, 2017 (Graduated)
University of South Alabama (Nursing) – January 2015 -May 2016
Georgia Perimeter College (Medical Assistant certification), and pre- nursing– August 2010 – Dec. 2014.
President lists with a GPA of 4.0.
Work Experience:
Medical payment poster/biller at True bridge Inc. (Mobile, AL) – April 2016-August 2016
Duties Summary
• Prepare and process credit packets for prospective customer accounts
• Reviewing A/R and correct any posting errors
• Make collection calls to customers
• Prepare small claims paperwork on over-due customers
• Researches cash receipts, coding and posting of receipts
• Researches and applies unallocated cash
• Oversees client accounts, bad debt, write-offs, rejects and payments claims
• Review insurance payments to verify claims are reimbursing according to the insurance contracted fee schedules.
• Research and resolve unidentified payment and over-payments; complete patient and insurance refunds requests
• Posts all zero paid EOBs (deductibles) to billing system
• Research and resolve insurance billing issues
• Resubmit services not considered by the insurance company
• Keep management informed of billing/payor issues
• Contact insurance companies regarding outstanding balances; assist with A/R reconciliation as needed
Medical Assistant/administrator at Atlanta Family Physicians (Decatur, GA) - Jul 2011- May 2014
Responsible for performing administrative and clinical tasks to support the work of physicians and other health professionals. Also in charge of assisting physicians in providing primary health care to patients and in the management of patient care.
Duties:
· Preparing examination and treatment rooms with necessary medical instruments and administrative paperwork.
· Assisting with transferring patients onto stretchers.
· Carrying devices and loads into ambulances.
· Communicating with doctor’s surgeries and hospitals.
· Aiding in emergency situations as directed by medical staff.
· Taking a patient’s vital signs as well as height and weight measurements.
· Reporting deficiencies or defects in medical equipment or procedures.
· Ensuring that the waiting room, front desk and break rooms are kept clean and well maintained.
· Taking a patient’s blood pressure, temperature, pulse, respiration and weight.
· Reviewing a patient’s history by interviewing them.
· Collecting and preparing specimens for laboratory analysis.
· Accountable for the ordering and managing of supplies for the medical department.
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· Responsible for supervisin ...
In December 2015, I graduated from North Carolina State University with a Bachelors in Psychology. I am currently pursuing my Masters in Public Health (MPH) which will allow me to continue strengthening my skills and knowledge within the public health sector.
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Mira khatri medical administrative clerk n
1. MIRA KHATRI
60 Lightcatcher Circle, Brampton, ON L6P 3P5
Res. (905) 488-0562 Cell (647) 220-9997
Email: mirakhatri@hotmail.com
MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT/ RECEPTIONIST
HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS
Over eight years of outstanding customer care service experience across retail sales and healthcare
industries.
Excellent work ethic, attentive to detail; high personal standards, dependable, outgoing, enthusiastic
individual, work well and calmly in stressful, changing situations.
Multi –tasked oriented, capable of prioritizing, delegating and staying focused on providing customer
focused care. Positive attitude and adaptability to change,strong problem solving abilities.
Able to work with minimal supervision and as a cooperative team member. Values team based
environments. Accepts role as assigned and strives for excellent results.
Broad knowledge base relating to medical terminology, medical transcription, billing insurance / coding,
medical office procedures and bookkeeping with a commitment to continuous learning.
Possessing the following skills set:
Medical and Physiology Terminology
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite
Appointment booking with EMR Advantage,
OSCAR, MEDTECH, P & P and ABELMED
Electronic Medical Record System (EMR)
CPR and Standard First Aid (2014)
Update CPSO Information in the system
Maintain Records/ Documentation
Typing speed of 35-40words per minute
Administer manual blood pressure tests
OHIP Billing and Medical Administrative
UNIVERSAL OFFICE(ANTIBEX) system
Customer Relations/ Service Excellence
Cash Transactions (Debits, Credits,
Balancing)
Data Entry
Team work
Maintain Confidentiality
Highly Organized
Time management
Inventory Management
Fluent in Gujarati, English, Hindi
Punjabi, Urdu (Language)
Quick Books and Simply Accounting
RELEVANT SKILLS SUMMARY
Medical Administrative Skills (Acquired via Placement and Employment)
Welcomed patients, families and visitors, worked with a diverse senior patient population on a daily basis
and provided support to seniors
Scheduled and confirmed appointments for patients, greeted patients on arrival in a professional and
friendly manner; directed and assisted patients appropriately
Utilized respect and confidentiality when dealing with staff and patients. Helped disable and patients with
physical difficulties. Able to work with minimal supervision and as a cooperative team member.
Familiarized with reading lab reports, Administered manual blood pressure tests
Organized recording keeping of monthly invoices, statement,and OHIP billing. Utilized OHIP Medical
Billing to process OHIP claims.
Recorded doctor’s initial and comparative examinations, typed and processed doctor’s report. Verified and
filled in essential information in the medical record. Entered patient demographics data and insurance
information into the system.
Answering patient inquiries, writing receipt and other tasks as necessary
Participated effectively as member of small medical group. Regulated doctor’s appointments through
system based on time management
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MIRA KHATRI
Res.(905) 488-0562 Cell (647) 220-9997 mirakhatri@hotmail.com
Relevant Skills contd.. page 2 of 2
Prepared patients files for the doctor with complete information in a timely manner resulting in an efficient
release of information, prepared information, analyzed data, organized, performed data entry
Cross-checked and field inpatient admission forms; inputted data on the WHOS Data Quality data base
Confirmed and updated physician information; filing charts and managing records of 12 General Practice
Medical Doctors and Family Physicians
Used OSCAR system (Electronic Medical Records Program)
Knowledge of UNIVERSAL (ANTIBEX) system to update in-house data recording
Registered patients in multiple departments such as Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy and
Diagnostic Image department. Knowledge of using MEDTECH system (WHOS)
Located patient files upon arrival in a prompt manner; printing medical records and Labels, and attaching
identification bracelet
Booked diagnostic tests by phone, fax and/or Electronic Patient Record with various testing departments;
MSM Booking, Knowledge of Image Management(Film Library), Burning Imaging CDs, work at Remote
Desk for X-Rays, CT scan, MRI, Angiography for Emergency patient
Faxed patient reports to physicians and contact doctor’s offices to verify receipt of various test results, scan
patient documents and save it in the computer system
Customer Service Skills (Retail/ Health care Sector)
Greeted and approached customers with a professional, courteous and friendly attitude identifying
immediate needs providing information with courtesy
Provided information to customers pertaining services identifying individual needs and take appropriate
actions to ensure total customer satisfaction
Successfully attended to a high volume of inbound telephone calls from diverse client group and answered
queries in a professional and courteous manner
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT / PLACEMENT HISTORY
Best Buy 2015
Woodbridge, ON
Medical Office Assistant 2014 - 2015
Malton Medical Group, Mississauga, ON
Medical Office Assistant (Internship) 2014
William Osler Health System, Brampton, ON
Medical Office Assistant 2014
Cardiomed Health Clinics, Brampton, ON
Customer Service Representative 2005 - 2013
Zellers,North York, ON
EDUCATION
Medical Office Assistant Diploma TriOS College,Brampton, ON Oct.2013 – June 2014
(Simply Accounting, QuickBooks, Microsoft Office 2010, Medical Office Administrative Procedures)
Introduction to Microsoft Office 2000 Certificate Soft Train Institute, Toronto,ON
Bachelor ofCommerce Gujarat University,Ahmedabad, India
COMPUTER/TECHNICAL:
Proficient in - Word, Excel and other Microsoft programs, Medical Terminology, Anatomy, Medical Transcription,
Bookkeeping, and received training in the EMR software,Scanning, copying, documentation, Fax and telephone
systems