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| ADMINISTRATIVE DENTAL ASSISTANT This nationally recognized Administrative Dental Assistant certificate program teaches the essential administrative tasks for managing the business aspects of a dental practice and becoming an Administrative Dental Assistant for dental practice management. Get everything you need in one program. From dental terminology, anatomy, all the way to computerized dental office applications, accounting, coding, finance, skills needed for dental office management to job interviewing, and how to get a job, all in one program. Learn administrative management skills necessary to help obtain a position in any facility from Family Dentistry, Endodontics, Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologist, Orthodontics, Pediatric Dentistry, Periodontics, Prothodontics, Cosmetic Surgery Centers, and other specialty clinic. As an Administrative Dental Assistant, you play a valuable role in any dental practice. You are the core of the entire office. |
You are the person who greets each patient, schedules and confirms appointments, gives instructions to new patients, obtains patient history information, maintains charts and files records, handles procedural and diagnostic coding, performs computer applications for the practice, and oversees the insurance and billing. More importantly, you are the intermediary between the patient and the dentist. The person who helps alleviate the anxiety that is so often associated with dental care. Staff members and patients rely on the Administrative Dental Assistant for organization and for office management. SE School for Career Development Administrative Dental Assistant program is designed for people like you, who want to get started in a rewarding job in the health care industry. This program provides all of the skills you need to handle the wide breadth of job responsibilities including records management, scheduling appointment, processing insurance and claims, coding, billing, and account management, financial management, as well as having good interpersonal and communication skills. Program Covers: Your role as the administrative dental assistant. Types of administrative assistants. Types of specialist. HIPAA and HIPAA Standards Accessing Medical Records. Steps to Protect Patient Privacy. Dental Basics The dental office areas. Anatomy of Treatment Room. Basic Dental Anatomy and Terminology Communication Skills and Telephone Techniques Written Correspondence Incoming Mail Outgoing Mail Processing. Electronic Mail Patient Relations Steps in handling an Angry Patient. Good Customer Service. Dental Team Communications Personal Communication, Organizational Conflicts. Staff Meetings. Patient Clinical Records Components of the Clinical Record. Forms, Reports and Documents. Medical History and Recall Examination, Clinical Examination, Periodontal Screening Examination. Treatment Plan, Problem/ Priority List, Progress Notes, Consent Form, Signature on File, Financial Arrangements, Computerized Management of Clinical Records. Information Management Preparing Business Documents. Retention of Records. HIPAA Security Rule. Dental Patient Scheduling Recall Systems Scheduling patients for examinations, prophylaxis, or dental treatments Dental Insurance Processing Dental practice and insurance. Types of dental insurance. Fees for Service. Usual, Customary, and Reasonable Plans. Dental Insurance Terminology. Direct Reimbursements. Preferred Provider Organization. Health Maintenance Organization. Managed Care. Insurance Coding. Dental Coding Dental Terminology Coding (CDT). Dental Claims. Diagnosis Codes. Required Types of Insurance Maximum Coverage, Deductibles, Percentage of Payment, Limitation to Coverage, Eligibility. Insurance Payments, Insurance Tracking. Secondary Coverages. Workers' Compensation. Dental Claims Completing Dental Claim Forms. Understanding the sections of the ADA Dental Claim Form. Step-by-Step procedures and instructions on completing the Dental Claim Form. Inventory Management for the Dental Practice Understanding Inventory Management Systems. List of Supplies and Products. Step-by-Step procedures on inventory management. FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AND COLLECTIONS Insurance Billing. Payment Plans. Managing Accounts Receivables. Gathering Financial Data. Preparing a Treatment Plan. Accounts Receivable Report Collection Process and Methods of Collections. Accounts Receivables Understanding bookkeeping and accounts receivables and payables. Billing Types of Systems. Daily Routine for Managing Patient Account Transactions. Posting Account Transactions. Receipts, Charge Slips. Completing end of day procedures. Posting Payments. Managing Financial Transactions. Accounts Payables Understanding accounts payable. Verification of Expenditures, Invoice, Statement. Check Writing. Completing Practice Deposit Slip. Payroll Payroll steps and procedures. Office Equipment Telecommunications COMPUTERIZED DENTAL PRACTICE CD companion will help give you the experience simulations of the day-to-day activities and tasks of an administrative dental assisting before you're even in the field. Practice these real-life tasks, you'll preform. Also included is a student complimentary copy of a practice dental management software CD-ROM that allows you to perform software exercises listed through the workbook. Real dental office applications for up-to-date computer applications. Dental practice management software. Demographics. Financial Information, Patient's Accounts (Multiple Patients) Process of Insurance Information. Perform accounting tasks. HIPAA and Practice Management Software. Electronic Transactions and Code Sets. Basic Operations of a Computer Software Package. How To Computer Applications: Includes Computer Screen Examples. Menu and Title Bars. Recording Patient Demographics, Creating a Patient Account, Maintaining Patient Records, Posting Accounting Transactions. Daily Procedures with a Computerized System Employment After completing the course with SESCD and receiving your certificate of completion. Career Opportunities for Administrative Dental Assistant Steps for Developing Employment Strategies Job Interviewing, During the Interview, Accepting a Job Offer Everything you need in one program. Learn this nationally recognized Administrative Dental Assistant program. ___________________________________________________________________________________ Start Now, Fill out the contact form below for more information, register for class, contact us, or have a representative call you. Take on-line or come in for private like classes. |