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Please contact me off line if you are looking for an exceptional office

manager. From her cover letter and resume:

“As you will see from my resume, I have more than ten years of

experience in chiropractic offices, fulfilling a wide spectrum of

positions, such as Patient Services, Office Management, Billing and

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Qualifications Summary

Highly experienced Chiropractic Assistant with extensive background in

Office Management, Billing and Collections, patient care, as well as

transcription and narrative reporting.

Dedicated to improving office efficiency, quality of patient care and

billing/reporting procedures for maximum reimbursement.

Accomplishments/Skills

• Chiropractic Office Management with focus on designing, streamlining

and implementing consistent and efficient office procedures and training

employees.

• Billing, account auditing, appeals and authorizations. Consistent

experience increasing collections and maintaining current patient

accounts. Experience billing California and Washington State Worker’s

Compensation, Medicare, Personal Injury (Med-Pay, PIP and liens), PPO,

HMO (American Specialty Health Network/Plan, A.C.N.).

• Chiropractic front and back office consulting. Evaluating and

implementing effective billing and front desk procedures. Training C.A.s

and doctors. Creation of office manuals and resources.

• Extensive experience writing and transcribing medical legal reports.

Focus on substantiating medical necessity for evidence-based

chiropractic care in personal injury and Worker’s Compensation.

• Typing 100+ wpm. Ten-key. Multiple line phones. Knowledge of multiple

medical software programs.

• Advanced communication, presentation, writing and editing skills.”

She seemed quite personable, sincere, and intelligent.

Right after we hired her our current office manager decided to continue

with us. It was a tough decision.

Bruce Chaser, D.C.

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