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COORDINATION OF BENEFITS ANALYST
Summary
Hardworking and reliable person with strong ability in medical management and coding.
Highly organized, proactive and punctual with team-oriented mentality.
Skills
Proficient in ICD-9, CPT Coding, Medical Reimbursement, Third Party Insurance, Microsoft Word, Excel, Knowledge of Medical Terminology and the ability to learn new techniques and procedures.
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Experience
Coordination of Benefits Analyst, Clinical Reference Laboratory, Inc., September 1997-November 2010Salt Lake City , UT
- Worked closely with team members to deliver project requirements, develop solutions and meet deadlines.
- Provided excellent service and attention to customers when paying or correcting member claim.
- Handled all delegated tasks, including paying and adjusting claims.
Data Entry Clerk, Providence Health & Services, May 1995-May 1997Los Angeles , CA
- Input client information into company database to provide client test results.
Senior Secretary, Tower Health, September 1992-May 1994Womelsdorf , PA
- Set up and maintained physical and electronic filing systems.
- Created and maintained spreadsheets and developed administrative and logistical reports.
- Handled all incoming calls and directed callers to appropriate department or employee.
- Gathered information to file appeals for case managers denials and minimized inaccuracies by maintaining accurate records of approvals.
- Created agendas, took minutes and prepared documents for meetings.
Secretary, Veterans Administration Hospital, August 1991-December 1993City , STATE
- Received and routed incoming calls to correct department and staff member.
- Composed and distributed business correspondence.
- Created agendas, took minutes, prepared and transcribed documents for meetings.
Education and Training
Certification in Medical Billing And CodingMedical Insurance Billing, , , Virginia College - Birmingham, , CityStateMay 2004
Associate of ScienceComputer And Information Sciences, , Bessemer State Technical College, , CityMay 1996
Paralegal SectetarialParalegal Studies, , Faulkner University, , CityMay 1984
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School Attended
- Virginia College - Birmingham
- Bessemer State Technical College
- Faulkner University
Job Titles Held:
- Coordination of Benefits Analyst
- Data Entry Clerk
- Senior Secretary
- Secretary
Degrees
- Associate of Administration Office Medical Management
Certification in Medical Billing And Coding
Associate of Science
Paralegal Sectetarial
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