Office Administrator Jobs in Minnesota

Demographic Data for Minnesota

Moving to Minnesota? Find some basic demographic data about Minnesota below.

Salary for Office Administrator Jobs in Minnesota

Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Office Administrator positions.

• Registered Nurse
• CPR Certified
• Licensed Practical Nurse
• OSHA Certified

Highest Education Level

Qualifications / Skill Sets

The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Office Administrator position

• Medical Practice Management
• OFCCP Compliance
• Health Information Management
• Release of Information
• Social Security
• Surgery Scheduling
• CPT Coding
• Patient Billing
• Patient Access
• Property and Casualty Insurance
• Patient Satisfaction
• Patient Scheduling
• Office Procedures
• Healthcare Administration
• Clinical Operations
• Animal Care
• Patient Charting
• Credentialing
• Medical Billing & Coding
• Medical Coding
• Front Office
• Insurance Verification
• Patient Care
• Executive Leadership
• Medical Assisting
• Facility Management
• Wellness
• Scheduling Appointments
• Performance Management
• Medical Records
• Onboarding
• Nursing
• HIPAA
• Liaison
• Electronic Medical Records
• Office Management
• Health Care
• Referrals
• Reimbursement
• Medical Terminology
• Event Planning
• Affirmative Action
• Staffing
• Billing
• General Office Duties
• Collections
• High School Diploma
• Healthcare Management
• Telephone Skills
• Documentation
• Reporting
• Employee Development
• Inventory Management
• Budgets
• Filing
• Policy Development
• Problem Solving
• Microsoft Office
• Regulations
• English
• Staff Supervision
• Organization
• Customer Service
• Scheduling
• Leadership
• Communication Skills

Other Career Titles

Here are some other career titles that require similar skills

• Customer Service Representative
• Secretary
• Clerk
• Medical Transcriptionist
• Receptionist
• Accredited Records Technician
• Medical Biller
• Medical Coder
• Office Manager
• Data Entry Clerk