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The Future of an HSMT Graduate
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Maya Stotts
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Updated May 2, 2024
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
01:13
Chapter 6
01:27
Chapter 7
01:47
Chapter 8
01:56
Chapter 9
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The position of a patient access supervisor
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interests me as a contribute to the health
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care industry equally as much as a bigger role like a doctor or nurse.
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Does.
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This position is appropriate for someone with an health systems management degree
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as it requires a knowledge of
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health care operations regulations and management principles
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because these graduates have the skills
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necessary to oversee patient access procedures,
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analyze data and ensure standards like hi
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a
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knowledge of health care systems and processes
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as well as management and leadership abilities.
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Qualify them for the responsibilities of a patient access supervisor.
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Patient access supervisors provide guidance and
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mentoring to new and existing staff.
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Offer daily support with training,
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assist in managing escalated issues and contribute to short and
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long range planning recommendations for different registration process areas.
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Applicants for patient access supervisors should have a
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minimum education of high school diploma or equivalent.
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While four year college degrees in business accounting,
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medical administration or similar field are preferred
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at least four years of experience in a medical facility.
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Health insurance or other related areas is required while five years of
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patient access experience and two years of a leadership role are preferred
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this role is important because it keeps the
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functioning of the health care system efficiently flowing
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by managing the patient access department.
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The supervisor contributes to the health care system as a whole.
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While enhancing patient experience,
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this position fits into the health care component of the health system.
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This is because patient access involves processes like scheduling appointments,
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registering patients, verifying insurance and collecting patient information.
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Patient access supervisors role is more directly involved in
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the delivery of health care services to patients.
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This position fits into the primary prevention level as
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it promotes maintaining overall health and well being.
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By ensuring timely access to health care services,
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population health is supported by this position because
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they ensure equitable access to health care services.
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Oversee patient access processes and provide timely access
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to health care services for early detection and intervention
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all contributing to better health outcomes for the betterment of our population.
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