Juana Walker Email & Phone Number

Tulsa, Ok, Us

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States

Tulsa, Oklahoma Area

Tulsa, Oklahoma Area

·Verify a patients D.O.B any name before entering any account.·Verify with the patient all their demographic information is correct and ensuring the correct doctors are listed in the account.·Present the patient with the Patient Agreement form of their authorization of treatment and notice of privacy practices. Once signed then I upload this document into their account. ·Inputting correct insurance information in and scanning the insurance card and photo I.D. Go over any residuals with the patient and collecting payment if needed. ·The Hub program is where I would enter any ICD10, DRG, or CPT codes in for the patients current account. Upon entering the correct codes in then it would generate any residuals after it pings off the patient’s insurance. ·Check the patient in on the schedule and send the patient with any forms to be filled out and given to the nurse.·Occasionally, I will fax the patients visit to their insurance company when it is required to do so (Inpatients)·When I do not have a patient, I will work red “tabs” on The Hub. This is when you enter accounts that need to have the ICD 10, CPT or DRG codes put in, re-run insurance, or make sure the patients demographic information’s matches their account in the Cerner program.

Portales, New Mexico

·Officer Level: Assigned to a floor for 12 hours. I would have completed multiple tasks in a timely manner. Once shift starts I start by making the first round of my shift to ensure all is in order within each pod. I would then get dinner trays passed out to each pod. Once done I would start another set of rounds and collect dinner trays as I went through each pod. Lastly, I would then have med line started and completed before head count. Once, the first few tasks were completed I would keep up with all rounds every 30 minutes throughout the night. Changing up the time in between rounds so that no one detainee knew when I would enter a pod. During a round I would choose a pod, and a bunk at random to conduct a shake down on. Filling all necessary paper work out afterwards. I would also escort detainees to visitation, church, library, AA, and parenting classes depending on the day, pod, or an individual detainee. I was to ensure anyone who entered my floor signed in and out each time. Head count, Roof checks, and perimeter checks were conducted 4 times every night. · If assigned to Master Control you are responsible for various things. Watching all camera feed (6 monitors) within the facility to track all movement of officers, and inmates to ensure no fights/emergencies of any sort break out, answering intercom calls from inmates within their pod (emergencies only), answering telephone calls and routing them appropriately, scheduling inmate visits, and unlocking secure doors for other officers.· Booking Level: I was placed in booking roughly 6-8 months. I was the head booking officer on my shift and trained others in the booking process as well. I had to pay extreme attention to detail to all paperwork I handled, so that they were up-to-par for the courts. I processed intakes and releases without trouble at all. Entering all data correctly. Also, I was to collect DNA and fingerprints accurately, and input data into the CODIS system.