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The Authorization & Billing Specialist provides administrative and billing support to the Retina team, maintaining up-to-date knowledge of insurance policies, managing prior authorizations, and ensuring effective communication with providers and patients. This role requires strong organizational skills and the ability to navigate billing procedures and insurance processes, including submitting PA requests and resolving denials.

Appointment Schedulers at Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston are responsible for managing a high volume of patient calls, scheduling appointments, verifying insurance information, and maintaining confidentiality in compliance with HIPAA. They prioritize efficient patient care and provide excellent customer service in a fast-paced, supportive healthcare environment.

The Executive Assistant at Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston (OCB) provides high-level administrative and organizational support to multiple VPs and is responsible for managing executive meetings, projects, and documentation.

The Ophthalmic Assistant supports physicians in ophthalmic care, conducting various tests and maintaining patient records. They assist in gathering patient data and ensuring a smooth clinical environment while participating in training to achieve certification within 24 months. This entry-level position emphasizes teamwork, patient care, and efficiency without prior experience required.

The Ophthalmic Assistant is responsible for providing comprehensive ophthalmic care under supervision, including conducting various visual tests, maintaining patient records, and ensuring efficient workflow. The role requires participation in training to achieve certification within 24 months.

The Ophthalmic Assistant assists physicians in providing comprehensive ophthalmic care, performing tasks like visual acuity testing, maintaining patient records, and ensuring an efficient workflow. They will participate in training to become certified by JCAHPO within 24 months.

The Ophthalmic Assistant provides comprehensive ophthalmic care by assisting physicians in patient data collection, performing various tests, maintaining medical records, and ensuring a well-organized clinical environment. This entry-level position offers free training and certification opportunities under supervision.

The Ophthalmic Assistant assists the physician in gathering patient data and maintaining a clinical environment. Responsibilities include conducting various tests, maintaining patient records, and participating in ongoing training to achieve certification. This role emphasizes patient care and support in a dynamic healthcare setting.

The Ophthalmic Assistant provides patient care by assisting physicians in gathering data and maintaining a clinical environment. Responsibilities include conducting various tests, maintaining medical records, and ensuring efficient workflow. Training will be provided to help become certified within 24 months.

The Ophthalmic Assistant assists physicians in gathering patient data and maintaining clinical environments, conducting various tests, maintaining medical records, and participating in continuing education for certification. This entry-level position includes free training provided by the employer.

The Ophthalmic Assistant assists the physician by gathering patient data and maintaining a clinical environment. Responsibilities include conducting various eye tests, maintaining medical records, and participating in employer-sponsored training to earn certification within 24 months. This entry-level position offers free training for those motivated to succeed.