17 Memorialcare jobs in Laguna Hills

Join to apply for the Obstetrics and Gynecology Physician role at MemorialCare Medical Foundation in CA through PracticeLink .

This full-time position is based in our NEW Women's Health Pavilion, across from MemorialCare Saddleback Medical Center in Laguna Hills, CA. The role offers a large network of primary care referrals, a foundation model with centralized services (marketing, legal, IT, HR, finance), and the Epic EMR system.

• Generous paid time off and comprehensive family benefits from day one
• 401(k) with employer contribution, 529 College Savings plan, and financial planning services
• Reimbursements for license renewals, hospital privileges, CME, malpractice insurance
• Mentorship and integration support for success

• Location: Women's Health Pavilion, Laguna Hills, CA
• Network: Large primary care referral base
• System: Foundation model with centralized services

• Competitive salary plus incentives
• Full benefits: medical, dental, vision, life, disability
• Retirement plan with employer contributions

• Two-year shareholder pathway
• Increased incentives and governance involvement

• Board Certified or Eligible in Obstetrics & Gynecology
• Unrestricted California medical license eligibility
• DEA license required

MemorialCare is a nonprofit health system with hospitals, medical groups, and outpatient centers across Orange and Los Angeles Counties, committed to community health and excellence in care.

Join to apply for the Family Medicine Physician role with MemorialCare Medical Foundation in Newport Beach, CA at PracticeLink .

Position: Family Medicine Physician (Primary Care or Urgent Care)

Locations: Fountain Valley or Irvine, CA

Practice: Coastal Family Medicine, part of Greater Newport Physicians, serving Orange County since 1982.

Responsibilities include outpatient care in a stable, reputable group with a large hospitalist team and shared call responsibilities.

• 2-year guaranteed base salary plus bonus potential
• Top performers earn over $300,000
• Benefits include Medical, Dental, FSA, 401k, Malpractice, PTO

An IPA with nearly 900 physicians serving over 80,000 residents, part of MemorialCare Medical Foundation.

• Seniority level: Entry level
• Employment type: Full-time
• Job function: Healthcare Provider
• Industry: Hospitals and Healthcare

The patient care coordinator is a dynamic team player with an outgoing personality who provides extraordinary customer service to our patients by inspiring confidence and earning their trust. Reputation is everything, as a team member you will stand behind your work. Together we win more. This positions includes competitive hourly wage plus aggressive bonus program.

The duties for this position include:

• Responsible to receive all new surgery patient inquiries (leads), established surgery patient inquiries, and revision surgery inquiries. Leads may come in the form of telephone calls, emails, website referral, social media, and in person at the practice.
• Explains procedures, answers questions, and obtains the aesthetic goals of the potential surgical patient while establishing rapport per *Yellow Telescope protocol.
• Enters new patient information into NexTech.
• Types notes with all new inquiries, whether by phone, email, website or social media, and is updated with each subsequent interaction with the patient (either by phone, email or appointment).
• Acts as liaison between patient and surgeon and consults with both patient and surgeon during the consultation and pre-operative process regarding decision making, progress, questions, or concerns.
• Sends out welcome emails and link to patient portal to those who have scheduled a consultation.
• Follows up on potential patient's decision making with regard to scheduling consultation appointments.
• Meets and greets all new surgery consults and escorts them to the exam room, and in many cases, will accompany the surgeon during the consultation appointment and takes notes.
• Provides facility tours to the new patients.
• Generates and provides procedure quotes to the patient and scans into the patient record.
• Calculates percentages for discounts when applicable.
• Calculates percentage for deposits when patient schedules surgery.
• Collects patient fees, issues refunds and posts these transactions NexTech.
• Provides patients with pre-operative orders and request front desk to scans into the patient chart.
• Assists patients with financing applications.
• Schedule all surgeries (main, revisions, minors) and pre-ops and enters them into NexTech.
• Coordinates outside surgeon's surgery schedule with our OR schedule as applicable for outside surgeons using our OR.
• Maintains surgical providers' schedule.
• Coordinates schedule with outside offices where surgeons also operate.
• Responsible for reminder calls, texts and/or email 48 hours prior to patient consultation.
• Communicates with the OR Director regarding any changes, concerns or issues regarding the OR schedule.
• Communicates with the LVNs (surgery coordinators) regarding any pre-operative needs the physician has requested. Communication consist of the ordering form, email and/or verbal.
• Follows up daily with surgery patient inquiries in Influx (via phone, email, referrals, social media), updates patient notes, and moves the patient's stage within Influx accordingly ("inquiry" to "won").
• Prints reports from NexTech as applicable for other departments and metrics
• Daily follow up of the "to do" list in Influx and NexTech.

• High school or equivalent, Associates Degree preferred

• Customer service: 2 years (Required)
• EMR Systems
• Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, etc.) and Internet
• Must have excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Bi-lingual preferred but not required

• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off

• Monday to Friday, 8:45 am to 5:00 pm, some overtime required based on patient's needs

Company Name: Total Vision

Position: Patient Care Coordinator

Locatio n  : Total Vision Talega - 1001 Avenida Pico, Suite A, San Clemente, CA 92673

Duration: Full-time, Direct Hire

Pay: $16.50 to $20.00 per hour

Job Description 

Major Duties and Responsibilities:

• Warmly greet incoming patients upon entering the practice and complete the check-in process.
• Administrative duties included answering telephones, scheduling patient appointments per doctor preferences, and transcribing messages for return calls and faxes.
• Obtain and verify insurance eligibility for all applicable patients. Responsible for auditing and editing insurance claims as needed.
• Scanning and entering routing slips and other documents into EHR
• Confirm all appointments for the following day and reschedule no-show appointments. Also, utilize the practice's recall system.
• Pull and prepare charts for all patients scheduled for the following day.
• Processing sales of contact lenses through phone calls or doctor transitions.
• Responsible for keeping the front desk organized at all times.
• Opening and closing procedures are determined by practice.

Required Skills/Knowledge:

• Demonstrated flexibility in addressing a broad spectrum of patient requirements and preferences.
• Demonstrated ability to cultivate positive patient rapport and build relationships while increasing patient retention.
• Strong communication skills (oral and written) with the proven ability to manage priorities in a fast-paced environment.
• Ability to multi-task, set priorities and ensure that patient commitments/deadlines are met.
• Proficiency in the utilization of automated equipment and systems standards in the optometry industry

Qualifications:

• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent
• Experience in the Ophthalmic/Optometric/medical industry is a plus but is not required
• Amenable to working onsite

  Physical Requirements:

• The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
• Must be physically able to sit for long periods of time, read a computer screen for long periods of time, reach, and lift up to 20 lbs. Hand dexterity, and eye and hand coordination are critical. The employee is subject to inside environmental conditions. Employee's schedule could include after-hour projects, as needed. 

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