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Sooo cute, are there any more go to work with me videos to come? :)

Do you mean a Doctor's Order, rather than a Doctor's Referral?

becoming a medical receptionist is a lot of fun.😀😀 I wouldn't mind sitting at a desk.😀😀

They are precious!!!

These videos are quicker much thanks from Florida

I thought u worked w another specialty

can you do a video of you makin photocopies? during the whole video

My work day all day every day as a authorization and benefits verification person. Im getting burned out though as its only me in a 6 provider office. Thats alot right? Looking for something less busy.

Hey Mari! Do you still work as a medical receptionist? Love your videos!

I do calls like this for my elderly mom, special needs brother, and myself! Im physically disabled caused by a work accident years ago. I'm getting pain management soon and hope to get back to the working field again. I'll look into this more. Thank you!

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Great video and I LOVE your nails! I am a medical coder but am interviewing for a medical receptionist position next week! I'm excited but nervous...I was wondering....if you call the patients to confirm their appointments and they DON'T answer or call back...does the office just notate it and they still keep their slot or does it get released? Thanks!

Medical offices are not as kickback as this example. It depends on the type of service like if its family practice, pediatrics or a specialist and so on. This office I believe is podiarty and she states its not a super busy place a she prefers. Medical offices are great to work in and alot of times for receptionists on the job training is all you need. That is if the practice is looking to train but its no any different than any other receptionists position or office job where you work with the public you just have to pay attention and learn medical language and insurance (not hard to catch on). The only pitfall is pay because in most offices raises arent great at all so getting experience and then moving on to another specialty is the only way to make more money. It is a rewarding career that is mostly fast paced and you hustle daily to get patients in and out and get ready for the next day. I spent 25 years in medical and loved it but at some point it does burn you out especially when you have alot of experience, because you end up with a ton of responsibilities in addition to your regular job. Being openminded will get you in an office but hard work and dedication plus knowing how to work fast will give you a career!!

In addition I hope people watching this dont get the wrong impression as to how it all works.lol😅 The medical field is typically a fast paced environment where patients are coming in to be checked in, insurance verification has to be run at every appointment , follow up appointments are being made when the patient is leaving, copays and deductibles are collected, referrals and authorizations are prioritized daily, sometimes patients need to be roomed, communication with drs and staff is a constant need, future visits have to be booked and other daily tasks are assigned. In my experience of 25 years I had no time to have a snack at the desk or time to work in a slow pace because I myself ran the show alone at that front desk or there were usually 2 of us handling dozens of patients and tasks for the office. Medical offices do vary on skills needed and amount of work to be done but the majority are fast paced. It is a very important job and I wouldnt change any of my career. It was very high energy and very fulfilling. The only thing I would want these videos to show is how it really is on a day to day basis.

I have an interview tomorrow for a Medical Receptionist position

Why arent you verifying benefits online ? Its so much easier. The majority of insurers have online portal for benefits , referrals and prior auth request. Being on the phone is a huge waste of time. Get online ... 😅

Im surprised no head set to use the phone and not generating referrals by computer and faxing through the computer. The days of hand written referrals and correspondence are a thing of the past and majority of Insurance is verified online and authorizations are done online. Offices are virtually paperless in 2024. Get updated and you can streamline your processes

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it was hard for me to watch this video, because the receptionist kept playing in her hair it was very distracting, as a professional you have pinned your hair up, and not keep looking into the camera. but other than that I think she did a good job

🫠yo tengo una entrevista en 2 días, es mi primer trabajo de MA y tengo muchos nervios🫠🫠porque mi inglés no es muy bueno 😭😭😭no tengo experiencia

which one is more worth it? medical office assistant or dental records?

I have 3 jobs that I have to choose between. One of them requires calling in rx and getting pre- approvals. I was having a hard time deciding but your video really helped me to eliminate one of them. If being on hold and transferring calls take this long for 1-3 calls I would go crazy. Thanks for doing what you do!

I start my 2 week training next week, im a lil nervous lol. I'll be working for 8 Physicians in a Retina office. I have no experience. I found the job on indeed. I had 2 interviews. And i was shocked to get the offer.❤youre upbeat, love that! Thank you for sharing your experience!

This is wrong the insurance never picks up on time and they never ask 😂 it’s all automated 😂😂

Hello I have a question for you, I was wondering if you get pre employment or random drug testing as a medical receptionist?

It might be a good idea to censor out the dial sounds because some of the information you’re putting in seems pretty sensitive which could be a potential HIPAA violation to be putting on a RUclips video.

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Hi I came across your videos and I am starting next week as a receptionist in a gynecologist office, no experience. Any insight, what I should be prepared for. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hey girl I was wondering is being a medical receptionist hard and is it worth it ? I was thinking of getting into it because I just don’t know what to do ? Please help

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Hi love your job videos so much I’m also doing medical assistant course now I decided to do administrative assistant

Did you get certification or diploma

do you need to have a medical related course when applying as med receptionist?

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That was Cigna ❤️

I am a receptionist for 2 podiatrist

Could you please make a video talking of the process of some task done in the office?exp , the referrals or good phone etiquettes.

When should we ask for a raise? If didn’t have experience before I was hired.

thank you for this live video, we are well aware of the tasks required. I obtained a professional baccalaureate in secretarial work about twenty years ago now, and after a long period in a field with another public, I would like to return to the medical secretarial work, which seems very interesting and challenging.

Which course should we do to become a medical receptionist ?

Yo con cuarenta años y nunca he estudiado en USA y ahora quiero estudiar y estoy considerando este programa pero me da nervios 😅

1:05 gosh damn that was aggressive 😭

Maybe you can try and be a little nicer to the male staff/trainee? Would be great. I’d be scared to work under a boss like you, sorry. I think you’re amazing though as a receptionist, just not being caring enough to be a boss/trainer/manager.

Hi! Thank you for this vids, it helps a lot. Would it be ok to know the flow verifying the insurance or any insurance request?

I'd love to land a gig like this. I have 20+ years in customer service, but nothing in the medical field. 🙈🙈

Thanks for the video. I work at a hospital already and I'm transferring to this department. I went to college for Medical Office Administration. Wish me luck ❤