We are currently hiring remote Healthcare Assistants. The ideal candidate should be fluent in both Spanish and English, has prior experience in the healthcare sector, and excels in coordinating care services. This is a fully remote, full-time opportunity for individuals who are organized, responsive, and dedicated to supporting patients and caregivers alike.
The Primary Family Coordinator (PFC) manages referral and case activity to ensure phone follow-up and or response on-site to hospitals occur in a manner that meets NEDS’ mission, vision, and values while best serving Donor Families. Focuses on receiving new referrals, rechecking donor registry and contacting hospitals to obtain referral specifics and family dynamics to assist with donation discussion. Works remote 12-hour on-call shifts, approximately 16 shifts per month.
The Medical Assistant oversees medical record retrieval, completing paperwork, provides referrals to specialists, prior authorizations, virtually greets patients prior to visits with neurologists, and completes other clinical and administrative duties within the Medical Assistant scope. The candidate will adhere to HIPAA guidelines and standards, and provide advocacy support on behalf of patients and families.
Assist with a medical record annotation project involving reading, interpreting, and annotating medical notes, and accurately entering data into a database. This is a short-term, part-time (10-15 hours per week) remote opportunity. Seeking detail-oriented professionals with small animal practice experience, strong computer skills, and the ability to interpret veterinary medical records.
We are seeking a dedicated Utilization Management CNA to join our healthcare team. This role is ideal for CNAs, Medical Assistants, LPNs, or individuals with a background in patient health support who are looking to make a meaningful impact behind the scenes. The Utilization Management Assistant answers first level calls in Utilization Review for member participants.
The Coding Specialist is responsible for reviewing documentation of services and verifying International Classification of Disease codes for Hospice Services. The Coding Specialist applies knowledge of anatomy and physiology, medical terminology and pathology of disease processes while analyzing clinical documentation.
Assist with a medical record annotation project, involving reading, interpreting, and annotating medical notes and accurately entering data into a database. This is a short-term, part-time opportunity with flexible hours (approximately 10-15 hours per week). Ideal candidates are detail-oriented professionals with small animal practice experience, strong computer skills, a DVM/VMD degree, and a current license.
Review and grade student submissions, provide meaningful feedback, and collaborate with our instructional team to support student success. This is a fully remote, contract position with flexible hours, where work will be assigned based on need and availability. Evening and weekend availability is preferred.
Responsible for the receipt of new Rehabilitation Services and Vocational Assistance Program (RSVP) referrals, triage process and initial engagement of the Participant. First point of contact with the Participant upon referral to RSVP is customer-service oriented to ensure the participant experiences a positive first interaction. Manages multiple responsibilities and tasks while maintaining accuracy. Works effectively and collaboratively with stakeholders.
Working independently via video conference, this CMA provides administrative support in a healthcare office, coordinating care as part of the interdisciplinary team, supported by the Associate Clinical Director and Clinical Director. Responsibilities include answering calls, requesting records, communicating with providers, maintaining patient records, scheduling visits, creating patient packets, assisting with authorizations, and coordinating patient transportation.