Data Entry Typist

The Data Entry Typist will type and process medical records, scheduling notes, insurance details, and internal documentation with exceptional speed and accuracy. This <strong>remote</strong> position requires strong concentration, consistent productivity, and the ability to handle sensitive healthcare information with discretion. The ideal candidate is self-motivated, highly organized, and comfortable managing work independently in a <strong>remote</strong> environment while supporting administrative workflows.<br><br><strong>Key Responsibilities<br><br></strong>Type and update patient information, medical forms, billing details, and internal records into secure databases.<br><br>Perform <strong>remote</strong> document processing, including formatting, proofreading, and organizing digital files.<br><br>Review and audit typed content to ensure compliance with organizational and healthcare documentation standards.<br><br>Communicate with administrative and clinical teams to clarify incomplete or unclear information.<br><br>Maintain accuracy, speed, and consistency while performing a high volume of typing tasks.<br><br>Use <strong>remote</strong> tools and cloud-based systems to manage workloads efficiently.<br><br>Participate in data audits, reporting, and documentation cleanup projects as needed.<br><br>Protect patient confidentiality and adhere to HIPAA requirements at all times.<br><br><strong>Qualifications<br><br></strong>High school diploma or equivalent required; further education preferred.<br><br>1–3 years of experience as a typist, data entry clerk, medical documentation assistant, or similar role.<br><br>Excellent typing accuracy with a minimum of 55 wpm.<br><br>Ability to work efficiently and independently in a <strong>remote</strong> setting.<br><br>Strong attention to detail and excellent proofreading skills.<br><br>Familiarity with EMR systems, medical terminology, and digital filing practices is a plus.<br><br><strong>Benefits<br><br></strong>Clear communication skills and strong time-management capabilities.<br><br>Ohio Surgery Center offers a competitive and supportive workplace, including:<br><br><strong>Pay: $29–35/hr<br><br></strong>Medical, dental, and vision insurance<br><br>Paid holidays and paid time off<br><br>401(k) with employer match<br><br>Wellness programs and employee assistance resources<br><br>Tuition reimbursement for professional development<br><br>Monthly home-office stipend for remote workers<br><br>Performance bonuses based on accuracy and productivity

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