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Now Accepting Applications for:
Medical Receptionist
A warm telephone voice and an enthusiastic demeanor establish the patient’s first impression with Richmond ENT. The medical receptionist should be as passionate about patient well-being as the nurses and doctors. Accuracy and organizational skills are critical. The receptionist is also responsible for initial data entry and scheduling and must have proficient computer and typing skills. Primary software includes Allscripts, Phreesia and Microsoft office. Prior medical office experience is valuable, but not required.
Medical Scribe (Summer 2023)
Richmond ENT has a comprehensive electronic health record. This is an opportunity for a professional medical transcriptionist or aspiring pre-medical student to work side-by-side with the physicians and nurse practitioners. Duties will include transcribing patient-provided information into the medical record, documenting the history and physical examination as it unfolds with the provider, and documenting the assessment and plan as the provider describes the plan to the patient. A bachelor’s degree or significant prior medical experience, and a one year commitment are expected. Impeccable grammar, spelling, and the ability to type >50 wpm are required.
Otolaryngologist / ENT Physician
This position is open to a general otolaryngologist, but additional training or a subspecialty interest is advantageous. The practice has a strong referral base for pediatric otolaryngology, sinus surgery, allergy, and reconstructive facial plastic surgery. We have an affiliated hearing aid business, in-office CT, and in-office balloon sinus dilation. This opportunity is equally available for candidates with either similar or complementary interests. Partnership may be offered after two years, and the ideal candidate will be interested in assuming practice leadership within ten years. On call rotation is approximately one weekend out of eight, and is rarely burdensome, averaging one to three hospital consults per weekend. Teaching, research and continuing education are strongly encouraged. Build your own niche. There is no better place than Richmond ENT, with abundant opportunities to learn, grow, and teach in the midst of all the technology, history, and culture that makes Richmond so unique.
Office Nurse
We hire talented medical office nurses who wish to do more than take vital signs and room patients. Our nurses typically are expected to remain in the room with the physician or nurse practitioner and provide continuous assistance with instrumentation. Real-time documentation in the electronic health record remains a critical role of the office nurse. Typing skills should be at least 50 words per minute with excellent grammar and spelling. Other common duties include assisting with office surgery, balloon sinus dilation, in-office CT, allergy testing and immunization. Many of these responsibilities have been best suited to a licensed practical nurse with at least 3 years’ experience, although we have had several successful certified medical assistants and veteran military medics. Several of our nurses have been inspired to continue their education, and have become registered nurses and nurse practitioners.
Billing Staff
Billers and coders require at least 2 years’ experience with electronic claims submission and follow-up. The applicant should have familiarity with CPT coding and ICD 10, and should be able to transcribe numeric data with precision. Typing should exceed 40 words per minute with sufficient grammar and spelling to write effective letters of appeal.
To apply for one of our position openings, please email DANA@RICHMONDENT.COM