Eligibility clerk vs eligibility specialist

Differences between eligibility clerk and eligibility specialist duties and responsibilities

Eligibility clerk example responsibilities.

• Demonstrate strong math skills in managing inmate s accounts and calmly and effectively deescalating outbursts of belligerent inmates.
• Assist caseworkers in obtaining personal require documents while following HIPAA guidelines.
• Register and interview patients to obtain accurate and complete demographic and financial information.
• Provide clerical support service to various hospitals and clinical registration units and screen patients for possible eligibility for various financial programs.
• Collaborate with community organizations to provide Medicaid specific information
• Provide internal customers with procedures for handling of international, FedEx and shipping request.
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Eligibility specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage assignments of paying medical bills limit in depth that include organizing and researching regulations as pertain to veterans eligibility.
• Demonstrate competency in basic understanding of Medicaid, policies, forms and DHS policy.
• Coordinate these efforts by working with DES staff, other state agencies, FEMA and other volunteering private organizations.
• Conduct Medicaid and TANF eligibility interviews.
• Interview patients using multiple data base system to assess and determine Medicaid eligibility coverage for long term care services.
• Experience with disability claim process as DHS eligibility worker desire.
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