The Doctors Clinic·Silverdale, Washington
The Surgery Scheduler is responsible for coordinating surgeries and follow-up appointments. This role involves collaborating with patients, physicians, and outside facilities to ensure all information is accurate.
Interventional Pain Management Salmon Medical Center - Silverdale, WA
1.0 FTE $20.48 - $29.65 (median is $25.57) Monday through Friday 8AM to 5 PM
Why should I work for The Doctors Clinic?
For over 80 years the Doctors Clinic has held a reputation of providing excellent healthcare to our community. Today, The Doctors Clinic remains a physician-owned multi-specialty group with more than 75 providers and 300 employees. The Doctors Clinic has several locations throughout Kitsap County, with clinics located in the cities of Poulsbo, Port Orchard, and Silverdale
The Doctors Clinic offers prospective employees an outstanding opportunity to work with highly skilled staff in a positive work environment. As a member of The Doctors Clinic team, you will be surrounded by people just like yourself – people who are truly committed to meeting the needs of our patients.
Our positive, collaborative environment embraces respect, communication and diversity. As a leader in quality health care and a major employer, The Doctors Clinic is looking for people who share our mission of Excellence in Patient Care.
What is a Surgery Scheduler?
A Surgery Scheduler schedules and coordinates surgeries and follow up appointments. This person works with patients, physicians, and outside facilities to ensure accurate information.
What Qualifications do I need as a Surgery Scheduler?
A Surgery Scheduler should have experience working in a medical office, and some experience with medical coding. A Surgery Scheduler will work with medical insurances, and should be familiar with electronic health systems, scheduling systems, and medical terminology.
Candidates should have experience working in a medical office and familiarity with medical coding. Proficiency in electronic health systems, scheduling software, and medical terminology is required.
Market context
In Washington, Surgery Scheduler roles in interventional pain management are typically tied to steady outpatient care needs and coordination-heavy clinics. These positions are competitive because employers often want experience in a medical office, familiarity with medical coding, and strong use of electronic health systems, scheduling software, and medical terminology. On this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original posting, which can save you time when comparing roles; before applying, review how your scheduling experience matches the clinic’s workflow and documentation needs.