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JOB OPENING — Remote Data Entry Clerk (Part Time)

ADF Medical Services Inc. We're hiring a reliable and detail-oriented Part Time Remote Data Entry Clerk to support our administrative and health records team from the comfort of your home. If you're looking for flexible part time remote work with a growing medical services company — this opportunity is for you.

Role: Remote Data Entry Clerk (Part Time)

Department: Administrative & Health Records

Location: Fully Remote 🕐 Type: Part-Time / Flexible Hours

What You'll Do:

  • Accurately enter and update patient and medical information into our database systems
  • Review and verify records for completeness, accuracy, and consistency
  • Organize and maintain digital files and health records databases
  • Cross-check source documents to ensure data integrity and accuracy
  • Identify and resolve data discrepancies with internal teams promptly
  • Handle all patient information with strict confidentiality per HIPAA guidelines
  • Meet part time data entry targets and accuracy benchmarks consistently
  • Participate in onboarding training and ongoing coaching sessions

What We Offer:

  • Competitive part time pay
  • Flexible scheduling — choose your hours
  • Paid time off & paid holidays
  • Opportunity to transition to full time employment
  • Supportive and collaborative remote team environment
  • No micromanagement — output focused team
  • Career growth opportunities within ADF Medical Services
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