Receptionist/administrator support vs support clerk

Differences between receptionist/administrator support and support clerk duties and responsibilities

Receptionist/administrator support example responsibilities.

• Act as primary liaison between patients, physical therapists and physicians while accomplishing miscellaneous duties necessary for maintaining operations.
• Prepare miscellaneous presentations using PowerPoint, prepare minutes from weekly staff meetings.
• Take care of payroll tasks, go into system and retain any subs need for upcoming vacancies.
• File and archive client documentation by collating, scanning and storing into client file in global network.
• Process payroll and maintain attendance records for personnel.
• Prepare high-level meeting presentation material and handouts, which include creating/modifying PowerPoint presentations, utilizing, and advance PowerPoint skills.
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Support clerk example responsibilities.

• Demonstrate strong math skills in managing inmate s accounts and calmly and effectively deescalating outbursts of belligerent inmates.
• Inform eligible or potentially eligible individuals with Medicaid cover service and how to use them.
• Assist in development and creation of provider workshop materials to include manuals, PowerPoint presentations, and registration materials.
• Organize and locate inventory and update companies QuickBooks.
• Prepare subpoenas for document production, deposition and trial appearance/testimony.
• Record results in database from medical questionnaires complete by individuals presenting Medicaid claims.
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