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With 100+ physicians in 20 specialties, Collom & Carney Clinic serves the healthcare needs of more than 200,000 active patients. This "Physician Owned" group has been a staple in East Texas for the past 70 years. Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) has recognized Collom & Carney as a better performer in the "Performance and Practices of Successful Medical Groups." The clinic has received this distinction since 1998, the first year criteria was developed for this award. The clinic has always maintained a standard of professionalism and excellence, yet within a friendly working environment. All of our physicians are provided with the best resources available, including state-of-the-art equipment, superior staff support, and administrative assistance.

 


Job Openings

MEDICARE INSURANCE CLERK

M-F; 8am to 5pm

Following up on Medicare claims status and denials.  Researching to have claims processed in a timely manner.

1. High school graduate or equivalent.

2. Computer experience

3. At least one year experience working insurance follow up with knowledge of the Medicare modifiers and other guidelines for physicians.

4. Must know how to use CPT book and ICD-10 book. At least 2 - 4 weeks of training is required.

5. Must have knowledge of medical and medical business office terminology. (EOB, RA, EFT, etc.)

CERTIFIED PHARMACY TECHNICIAN

M-F 8:30a - 5:00p

PURPOSE OF POSITION

 

      To assist the Pharmacist with all the duties including opening the Pharmacy in the mornings, waiting on customers, answering phones, filling prescriptions, and closing the pharmacy in the evenings.

 

                      PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

 

  1. Prepares for the day; unlocking doors, turning on lights, and getting computers ready for the day.
  2. Waiting on Customers: taking the information needed to process their prescription.
  3. Put the information in computer and processing them.
  4. Fill the prescription: running the prescription through the computer, counting the medication, putting it in a vial for the pharmacist to label.
  5. Taking the money for the medication, ring up on cash register.
  6. Processing orders: sending orders to Walsh by way of computer; checking in next morning, updating inventory in register and computer then stocking the item on the shelf.
  7. Close out register in afternoon and doing the deposit.
  8. Third party: keeping a running total on all accounts.

 

 

                                 GENERAL DUTIES

 

  1. Works under minimal supervision within general policies and

             standards of the clinic.

  1. Follows instructions of the Pharmacist.
  2. Attends clinic and/or department meetings as scheduled.
  3. Keeps in confidence all matters pertaining to the clinic,

             its employees or its patients.

  1. Other duties and responsibilities as  assigned by the

             Pharmacist, or Administrator.

 

                                 QUALIFICATIONS

 

  1.   Pleasant, friendly disposition with the ability to work with

             patients as well as employees and physicians.

  1. Awareness of need for discretion and for keeping confidential

             all matters relating to the clinic, the employees and the

             patients.

  1. Intelligence to use judgement and initiative determining the

             course of action in a particular situation.

  1. Ability to handle stressful situations while remaining calm.
  2.   Tact and diplomacy when dealing with staff.
  3. Interpersonal skills and communication abilities.
  4. Maturity to withstand pressures that may arise in relation to

             the public, personnel or physician.

  1. Able to work in a team situation while promoting harmony and

             cohesiveness within the department.

  1. Close working relationship with Pharmacist.

LVN/LPN or CMA - FLOAT

M-F; 8-5

Must have current LPN/LVN License or be a Certified Medical Assistant.