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Remote Point Caller Jobs in Tennessee (NOW HIRING)

Remote Point Caller information

What is a remote point caller?

A Remote Point Caller is a professional who works remotely to facilitate communication or coordination during events, games, or business processes that require real-time point tracking or verification. Their main responsibility is to accurately call out and record points, scores, or milestones as they happen, often using digital platforms or communication tools. Remote Point Callers are commonly employed in industries such as eSports, online gaming tournaments, and virtual events. Attention to detail, clear communication skills, and proficiency with relevant technology are essential for this role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a remote point caller?

To excel as a Remote Point Caller, you need strong verbal communication, attention to detail, and a basic understanding of the industry you are calling for, often supported by a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with customer relationship management (CRM) software, call center systems, and telecommunication tools is typically required. Outstanding listening skills, patience, and the ability to remain professional under pressure help set top performers apart. These abilities are crucial for accurately conveying information, maintaining client satisfaction, and ensuring calls are handled efficiently in a remote environment.

How do remote point callers typically coordinate with on-site teams to ensure accuracy and efficiency?

Remote Point Callers often use real-time communication tools such as video conferencing, instant messaging, or dedicated software platforms to stay connected with on-site teams. Effective collaboration requires clear protocols for reporting, confirming points, and addressing discrepancies promptly. Regular check-ins and scheduled updates help maintain alignment on goals and expectations, ensuring smooth operations even when working remotely. Building strong communication habits is key to overcoming challenges related to distance and differing time zones.

What is the difference between Remote Point Caller vs Remote Telemarketer?

AspectRemote Point CallerRemote Telemarketer
Required CredentialsBasic computer skills, communication skillsSales experience, sometimes scripts
Work EnvironmentHome-based, flexible hoursHome-based, often scheduled calls
Employer & IndustryHealthcare, customer service, nonprofitsSales, marketing, fundraising
Common Search & ComparisonCustomer outreach, appointment settingProduct promotion, lead generation

Remote Point Callers primarily focus on customer outreach and appointment setting, often in healthcare or service industries. Remote Telemarketers typically engage in product promotion and lead generation for sales or marketing. While both roles are remote and require communication skills, Remote Point Callers usually have less emphasis on sales experience, making them distinct in their job functions.

Remote Call Center Nurse (Part-time)

Diversicare Support Center(BSC)

Brentwood, TN • Remote

$18 - $20/hr

Part-time

Posted 14 days ago


Job description

Overview

Schedule

Part-time 16 - 24 hours per week.   7pm to 11pm or 11pm to 7am. 1-3 weekends per month 3pm to 11pm or 11pm to 7am. 

Compensation for remote position plus benefits!

$18 - $20/hr.

Work Environment

Hybrid - onsite at company's support center and/or remote (work from home) Frequent telephone and computer use. At times, travel is required to companywide meetings

Eterna Primary Care's Call Center Nurse serves as the first point of contact for patients, families, skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), assisted living facilities (ALFs), hospitals, pharmacies, and healthcare providers. This role is responsible for professionally managing high-volume inbound and outbound calls, accurately documenting communications, triaging requests, coordinating with medical staff, and ensuring timely resolution of patient care needs.

The Call Center Nurse/Agent plays a critical role in supporting continuity of care, improving patient satisfaction, reducing unnecessary hospitalizations, and assisting providers in delivering high-quality post-acute medical services.

Responsibilities

Call Management Answer incoming calls in a professional, courteous, and compassionate manner. Place outbound calls to patients, family members, facilities, pharmacies, hospitals, and community partners. Verify caller identity following HIPAA guidelines. Document all telephone encounters accurately in the electronic medical record (EMR) and/or designated platform. Maintain excellent customer service during every interaction. Route calls appropriately based on urgency and clinical need.

Patient Care Coordination Receive requests from nursing facilities regarding patient concerns. Communicate patient updates to medical providers. Coordinate same-day provider visits when appropriate. Schedule follow-up appointments. Assist with appointments reminders. Monitor outstanding patient needs/requests until resolved. Assist the medical providers with quality measure capture. Follow company approved patient protocols. Escalate urgent clinical concerns immediately.

Provider SupportAssist providers with communication involving: Medication refill requests. Laboratory results. Imaging reports. Hospital admissions. Hospital discharges. Emergency Department notifications. Consult requests. Family communication requests. Hospice coordination. Home Health communication.

Facility CommunicationServe as liaison between providers and: Skilled Nursing Facilities Assisted Living Facilities Rehabilitation Centers Long-Term Care Facilities Hospitals Pharmacies Diagnostic companies

*Ensure communication is timely, professional, and accurately documented

Care CoordinationSupport value-based care initiatives by assisting with: Chronic Care Management (CCM) Transitional Care Management (TCM) Annual Wellness Visits Preventive care reminders Advance Care Planning scheduling Follow-up after hospitalization Closing gaps in care

DocumentationDocument all interactions in accordance with company standards, including: Date and time. Caller information Reason for call Actions taken. Provider notifications Follow-up required ResolutionAdministrative Responsibilities Manage voicemail queues. Monitor provider message pools. Track open telephone encounters. Complete assigned work queues Maintain patient confidentiality. Scan and upload documents. Complete other administrative duties as assigned.

Administrative Responsibilities Manage voice-mail queues. Monitor provider message pools. Track open telephone encounters. Complete assigned work queues Maintain patient confidentiality. Scan and upload documents. Complete other administrative duties as assigned.

Customer Service ExpectationsThe Call Center Nurse/Agent will: Demonstrate empathy and compassion. Treat every caller with respect. Remain calm during stressful situations. Resolve concerns efficiently. Promote positive relationships with patients and facility staff. Represent the organization professionally.

Qualifications

Education & Licensure Associate degree or higher

Current and active Registered Nurse (RN) preferred, multi state license

Current and active multi-state license as Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).

Experience Experie nce in skilled nursing, post-acute care, care coordination, or case management preferred. Knowledge of medical terminology. Familiarity with data entry, medication reconciliation, discharge planning and community resources. Familiarity with quality measures and tracking preferred.

Skills & Competencies Strong interpersonal, communication, and patient advocacy skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. Knowledge of post-acute workflows and care transitions. Proficiency with data entry and electronic health record. Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Ability to prioritize. Excellent customer service.

Employment Type: PART_TIME