Jobs at Campbell Clinic Orthopaedics

Oversee accurate, timely, and compliant payroll processing; validate payroll data, manage tax filings and year-end activities, resolve discrepancies, support audits, maintain payroll systems, and prepare reports. Partner with HR and Finance on employee changes, ensure regulatory compliance, safeguard confidential information, and mentor junior payroll staff.

Operates radiologic equipment to obtain diagnostic images under physician direction. Instructs patients, maintains images in the electronic system, cleans examination rooms and equipment, and maintains equipment registrations. Requires completion of an accredited radiology training program, ARRT certification, and a current Tennessee or Mississippi license. One year of applicable experience is preferred, along with basic computer skills.

Manages patient accounts from charge entry through final resolution. Verifies insurance and demographic information, processes claims, rebills corrected charges, reviews eligibility and denials, obtains precertifications, determines patient financial responsibility, establishes payment plans, processes refunds, follows up on aging accounts, responds to payors and patients, and refers qualifying accounts to collections.

Provides preoperative and postoperative nursing care in an ambulatory surgery center. Evaluates, plans, implements, and documents patient care; monitors patients across developmental stages; manages pain and IVs; coordinates care and education with surgical teams and families; and responds to emergencies. Requires an accredited nursing degree, 1–2 years of relevant experience, current nursing licensure, BLS, ACLS, and PALS certification.

Fellowship-trained orthopaedic hand surgeon to provide full-scope hand surgery (microsurgery, vascular, reconstructive, traumatic). Responsibilities include clinical care, Level 1 call coverage, teaching residents/fellows, participation in research, and holding an academic appointment. Partnership track and comprehensive benefits provided.

Schedules physical therapy appointments, greets and assists patients, manages phone communications and intake forms, verifies insurance eligibility, explains financial responsibility, collects payments, enters charges, reconciles accounts, maintains the cash drawer, and coordinates billing documentation between the Business Office and Physical Therapy.

Handles patient surgery pre-certification, including verifying insurance eligibility, obtaining authorizations, entering data into Athena and Excel, reviewing denials and rejections, tracking aging accounts, and communicating coverage and financial responsibilities to patients. Maintains accurate scheduling and payment information, monitors payer guideline changes, establishes payment plans, and reports denial trends and payer issues to appropriate staff.

Provides front-desk and billing support in a physician clinic. Greets and registers patients, collects payments, enters charges and diagnoses, verifies billing documentation, reconciles payments, obtains precertification, and schedules appointments. Requires accurate computer data entry, basic computer skills, typing ability, and strong customer service. High school diploma or GED is required; physician office experience is preferred.

Greets and assists patients, collects documentation and payments, enters patient and billing information, schedules appointments, codes diagnoses, verifies charges, obtains precertification, reconciles payments, and maintains accurate clinic billing records. Requires basic computer and typing skills, strong accuracy, communication, customer service, and organization. Physician office operations experience is preferred.

Provides front-desk and billing support in a physician clinic. Greets and directs patients, collects documentation and payments, enters patient and service information, codes diagnoses, schedules appointments, obtains precertification, reconciles payments, verifies billing slips, and submits claims accurately using practice management and medical record systems.

Provides clerical and clinical support to a physician in a clinic setting. Assists with patient care, responds to callers, calls in prescriptions as directed, maintains patient charts and electronic materials, manages the physician’s calendar, and performs related administrative duties. Requires healthcare experience, clerical experience, and MA, LPN, or RN certification.

Performs radiologic imaging duties at Campbell Clinic. The provided description contains benefits, equal opportunity information, ADA accommodation language, and no specific responsibilities or qualifications.

Operates radiologic equipment to obtain diagnostic images as directed by physicians. Instructs patients on procedures, maintains images in the electronic system, cleans examination rooms and equipment, and maintains equipment registrations. Requires completion of an accredited radiology training program, ARRT certification, and a current Tennessee or Mississippi license. Basic computer skills are required; one year of experience is preferred. This is a part-time position working Monday through Thursday, 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Schedules, reschedules, and cancels patient appointments across locations and providers using phone, portal, referral, and EMR/EHR systems. Evaluates clinical needs and predetermined criteria to assign appropriate appointment timing and physician. Handles patient calls and portal messages, coordinates with medical staff, processes referrals, and meets call-volume targets while maintaining accurate, timely, and customer-focused service.

Manages patient accounts from charge entry through resolution, including registration, insurance verification, precertification, patient balance inquiries, payment plans, surgery scheduling, cash reporting, deposits, and correspondence with patients and payors. Also maintains charts, distributes surgery schedules, receives deliveries, and supports daily clinic operations.

Provide clerical and clinical support to physicians in a clinic: assist with patient care, manage patient charts and physician calendars, answer calls and call in prescriptions, and perform other assigned duties.

Designs, applies, removes, and adjusts casts, splints, soft goods and other orthopedic devices per physician direction; prepares patients, performs suture removal and dressing changes, maintains supplies, sterilization, and patient logs, and completes casting training within 90 days.

Schedules, reschedules, and cancels patient appointments across multiple locations and providers. Reviews clinical needs and referral information to assign patients appropriately, triages scheduling urgency, manages portal requests and messages, handles incoming and outbound calls, and coordinates with physicians and medical staff. The role also monitors hospital and community referrals, follows scheduling guidelines, and meets call-volume expectations.

Performs radiologic imaging using proper techniques and equipment as directed by physicians. Instructs patients, maintains digital images and equipment registrations, cleans exam rooms, and performs related duties. Must hold ARRT certification and appropriate state license.

Coordinate daily operations of the surgery center and ORs, manage staffing and scheduling, supervise staff performance, support onboarding and employee relations, ensure supply and instrument readiness, assist with quality improvement, infection control, and regulatory programs, and serve as a clinical resource to facilitate patient care and efficient flow.