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Access Coordinator

Fargo, ND · On-site +1

$17.63 - $26.45/hr

Fargo Distribution Serv Center Department: 1007190 PRE-SERVICE AUTHORIZATION - EH SS The Access Coordinator gathers necessary insurance information and uses expertise to translate the information ...

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Access Coordinator

Towson, MD · On-site

$40K - $59K/yr

The Access Coordinator serves as the first point of contact to patients, their families/representatives, outside agencies, and referrers to respond to inquiries for admission or referral. Collects ...

Patient Access

Grants, NM · On-site

$16 - $20.25/hr

Description The Patient Access Representative is responsible for registering patients for any/all services at the hospital and/or clinic. Including tasks such as obtaining valid orders for services ...

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How much do access jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 21, 2026, the average hourly pay for access in the United States is $24.40, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.35 and $26.92 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an access job?

Access jobs refer to roles that involve managing, maintaining, or improving the accessibility of buildings, services, or information. These positions can include access control officers, accessibility coordinators, or professionals who ensure compliance with accessibility standards such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). People in these jobs may work in security, facilities management, or disability services to help organizations provide safe and inclusive environments for all individuals.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an access control specialist?

To thrive as an Access Control Specialist, you need a solid understanding of security protocols, physical and electronic access systems, and relevant regulations, often supported by a background in security management or IT. Familiarity with access control software, surveillance systems, and certifications such as Certified Protection Professional (CPP) or Physical Security Professional (PSP) is commonly required. Strong attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and excellent communication skills help professionals excel in monitoring and responding to security incidents. These skills and qualifications are crucial to maintaining secure environments and ensuring only authorized individuals gain access to sensitive areas.

What are the common challenges faced by access control specialists when managing security systems across multiple sites?

Access Control Specialists often face the challenge of maintaining consistent security protocols across multiple locations, each with unique access requirements and technical infrastructures. They must ensure seamless integration between hardware, software, and user credentials while staying vigilant against potential security breaches. Coordinating with IT, facilities, and security teams is essential to troubleshoot issues quickly and implement updates or new technologies efficiently. Effective communication and proactive planning are key to successfully managing complex, multi-site access control operations.

What is the difference between Access vs Data Analyst?

AspectAccessData Analyst
Required CredentialsDatabase certifications, Microsoft Access skillsStatistics, data analysis certifications, SQL knowledge
Work EnvironmentOffice, database managementOffice, data interpretation, reporting
Employer & Industry UsageBusinesses managing databases, IT departmentsMarketing, finance, healthcare, any data-driven industry
Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding database management rolesAnalyzing data and generating insights

Access professionals focus on managing and maintaining databases using tools like Microsoft Access, often within IT or administrative settings. Data Analysts interpret data, create reports, and support decision-making across various industries. While both roles involve working with data, Access is more technical and database-centric, whereas Data Analysts focus on analysis and insights.

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Infographic showing various Access job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 65% Full Time, 27% Part Time, and 7% Contract. Highlights an 93% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 5% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $50,754 per year, or $24.4 per hour.

PATIENT ACCESS SUPERVISOR - D - PATIENT ACCESS

North Oaks Health System

Hammond, LA • On-site

Full-time

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Company rating: 8.7 out of 10

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Job description

Status: Full Time
Shift: Multiple locations, hours vary.
Exempt: No
Summary:
Under the supervision of the Patient Access Manager and Patient Access Director, oversees and is responsible for the overall planning, organizing, implementing and day to day operations of patient flow and patient access functions at NOMC, ER, ODC, Surgery Center, HPPB, LPMC and the Resource Center which includes the Patient Access Associates in these areas. Provide support to maintain a positive and pleasant working environment for staff. Ensure that the above staff provides efficient services that will promote positive customer experiences.
Other information:
Previous Experience
Two years of healthcare experience in a healthcare patient access, billing or other healthcare revenue cycle field is required.
Certification as a healthcare access associate as issued by the National Association of Healthcare Access Management may be considered in lieu of experience.
A Bachelor's degree may be substituted for one year of the required experience.
Supervisory experience preferred.
Excellent written and verbal skills and an outgoing personality are required.
Public speaking and presentation skills and strong customer service background preferred.
Previous experience in financial planning and accountability preferred.
Previous experience with JCAHO surveys preferred.
2. Specialized or Technical Education Required:
High school diploma or equivalent required.
Must have knowledge of hospital patient access.
Analytical skills necessary for problem-solving.
Intermediate computer skills required.
Must be able to promote positive public relations with Administration, patients, co-workers, and any other persons entering the assigned Admissions areas.
Must have good visual acuity to determine quality of work.
Must have ability to promote confidence, respect and support from hospital administration, co-workers, patients and all others with whom one may come in contact.
3. Manual or Physical Skill Required:
Must be capable of performing all areas of skill required in the day-to-day oversight of Patient Access operations and services.
Will require some lifting and moving skills.
4. Physical Effort Required:
Must be in good overall physical health.
Overall strength requirement: Light (up to 20lbs.)
Strength: Light
Push: Occasionally
Pull: Occasionally
Carry: Occasionally
Lift: Occasionally
Sit: Frequently
Stand: Occasionally
Walk: Frequently
Responsibilities:
Responsibilities
1. Provides comprehensive oversight in the day-to-day operations of all aspects of Patient Access as assigned by location and/or function.1. Under the direction of the Patient Access Manager or Director provides decision-making for patient flow for patient access areas and personnel.
2. Personnel / Staffing: Provides direct personnel supervision inclusive of, but not limited to the following: personnel staffing and coverage, staff workflow, personnel time off, competency, auditing the quality of work performed, licensure standards, time and attendance processes, position placement and training.
3. Assist Patient Access Manager in developing and maintaining training programs to cross train Patient Access Associates to all areas within Patient Access.
4. Supervises departmental staff and processes and recommends changes as needed on a daily basis including reducing staff, increasing staff or sending cross trained staff to an area of need. Supervises staff based on fluctuations in the workload.
5. Assists Patient Access Manager with recommending alternative methods of providing services to reduce departmental operating costs.
6. Provides leadership to maximize the effectiveness of the work performed daily.
7. Articulates department as part of the Revenue Cycle Team.
8. Ensures the financial integrity of North Oaks by* Assisting staff in obtaining prices for outpatient services and consults with Patient Financial Services for prices on procedures as needed.* Assists staff in communicating price quotes to patients as needed.* Monitors up front collections for departments with Manager and provides reports on collections to leadership as indicated.* Holds staff accountable for following policies and procedures including those for cash collections, posting and deposits.* Ensures deposits are made timely.
9. Works with Manager to include staff in decision making for formulating department policy.
10. Plans and strategizes with other members of the team to resolve revenue cycle problems.
11. Provides assistance to the Patient Access Manager in the following competency and compliance areas: Joint Commission Compliance, Patient Safety, Personnel Annual Competency and Continuing Education, HIPAA, Legal Compliance, Epic workflow and others as directed by North Oaks Health System administration.
12. Provide back-up support to Patient Access as indicated by patient census, scheduled programs / services and personnel availability.
13. Actively works Epic work queues daily/as assigned to expedite appropriate patient billing.
14. Assist the Patient Access Manager in providing timely and accurate dashboard to the VP of Clinical Operations as needed.
15. Assists in the development and delivery of well-positioned products and services within the operational objectives of the Patient Access areas.
16. With the assistance of front line staff, provides and implements ideas for improvement as it relates to Patient Access operations and measures ongoing effectiveness.
17. Assist the Patient Access Manager in all areas related to compliance, including review of appropriate bulletins and education of staff.
18. Maintains knowledge on all payer rules and regulations, EMTALA, Epic updates, Medical Necessity, Advance Beneficiary Notices, Medicare Secondary Payer Questionnaire, ICD 9/10, CPT codes and all other rules, regulations and processes that impact patient access.
19. Monitors inventory and supply requisitions. Orders and maintains supply inventory for department within budget.
20. Monitors and advises Patient Access Manager or Director regarding follow up on all patient inquiries / complaints. Reports all issues and resolution to the Patient Access Manager or Director. Processes Patient Survey responses as indicated by policy.
21. Responds to all patient complaints entered in Quantros as assigned within set time limits.
22. Assists the Patient Access Manager, as requested, in areas of physician support and special requests as it relates to Patient Access.
23. Attends to and maintains established hospital and department policy and meetings.
24. Consistently participate in hospital and community programs, committees and related functions as assigned.
25. Maintain professional affiliations and consistently strive to enhance professional growth and development.
26. Follow North Oaks Health System Legal Compliance Program and federal and state regulatory guidelines.
27. Perform all other duties as required or directed by Departmental Administration.
28. Utilizes knowledge of the Revenue Cycle and Patient Access functions and processes to assist staff with unusual situations or issues. Brings complex issues to Manager or Director for assistance in solving.
29. Serves as lead for specified projects and/or technical initiatives, to increase productivity, efficiency and effectiveness.
30. Makes recommendations to Manager for initiatives, based on knowledge and research of best practices for area.
31. Performs timely coaching of staff and performance reviews.

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