Registrar Jobs in Washington
Registrar jobs in Washington are consistently in demand, with openings concentrated in higher education, healthcare systems, and public school districts at every level from entry-level to senior director of records. The heaviest hiring activity clusters in Seattle, Spokane, and Bellevue, where employers such as the University of Washington, Providence Health and Services, and Washington State University maintain large, ongoing registrar functions. The most sought-after specialties include academic records management, patient access registration, and enrollment services. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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JOB SUMMARY
The Patient Registrar supports the mission of providing quality healthcare to the patients of WhidbeyHealth Clinics by being a professional and personable first point of contact for all patients and visitors providing assistance with reception, scheduling, and patient registration. This position is a vital member of the patient care team facilitating an optimal flow of patients, is responsible for the efficient and orderly registration and scheduling of patients and ensures that accurate patient demographic and insurance information is obtained at the time of registration. The Patient Registrar is expected to demonstrate professional behavior, display appropriate conduct and show consideration, respect and patience towards all patients, families, staff, and professional affiliates.
PRINCIPLE FUNCTIONS includes the following, other duties may be assigned:
- Facilitates optimal patient flow and provides department or clinic reception to include, but not limited to the following:
- Welcomes all patients and visitors to the department or clinic, providing directional and informational assistance.
- Maintains patient schedule for department or clinic. Schedules or re-schedules appointments within established department or clinic guidelines for specific patient appointments.
- Answers all incoming calls promptly, professionally, and courteously.
- Refers calls and accepts messages including any additional documentation for personnel to follow up with patient. Communicates all information accurately and appropriately.
- Performs follow-up reminder calls as needed for appointments scheduled for the next day.
- Processes and routes mail appropriately.
- Ensures adequate stock of supplies for designated work areas and orders stock and nonstock items using appropriate systems or forms.
- Completes thorough and accurate registration of patients to include, but not limited to the following:
- Obtains all demographic and insurance information from patients and registers in the Electronic Medical Record system.
- Verifies insurance eligibility and ensures insurance authorization is obtained.
- Collects co-payments at time of registration.
- Provides support to the maintenance of medical records to include, but not limited to the following:
- Ensures all required release forms are signed upon registration.
- Scan critical documents necessary for immediate patient care into the Electronic Medical Record.
- May be required to copy records or other department-specific protected health information documents within established release of information policies and procedures.
A Patient Registrar I is eligible to move to a Patient Registrar II after the completion of twelve (12) consecutive months as a Patient Registrar I in their assigned department with the proven ability to perform all essential functions and competencies of the position with no recent performance improvement documentation on file.
A Patient Registrar II is eligible to move to a Patient Registrar III after the completion of three (3) consecutive years as a Patient Registrar I-II in their assigned department with the proven ability to perform all essential functions and competencies of the position with no recent performance improvement documentation on file.
JOB KNOWLEDGE & QUALIFICATIONS
Education
- Highest level of education completed, minimum high school diploma or equivalent required.
Training and Experience
- One (1) year of previous medical office experience preferred with prior experience using an electronic health record.
Certificates, Licenses, Registrations
- Certified Healthcare Access Associate (CHAA) or Certified Revenue Cycle Specialist (CRCS) certification preferred.
OTHER SKILLS AND ABILITIES
- Must be able to demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge of medical terminology as applicable to the position.
- Must have the ability to be highly organized and multi-task at various workstations and settings.
- Must possess effective professional interpersonal skills as well as excellent service skills in all interactions with the ability to communicate effectively on the phone, in person and in writing.
- Must be able to plan, prioritize and organize work assigned within communicated deadlines.
- Must be able to communicate effectively with all levels of employees in the organization, take direction, and have the ability to build and maintain inter-and-intradepartmental relationships.
- Must demonstrate an attention to detail when completing all work assigned.
Health & Well-Being You Can Count On
We offer a thoughtful, comprehensive benefits package designed to support you and your family at every stage of life:
- Medical Coverage – HDHP w/HSA / PPO
- Prescription Drug Coverage
- Dental Options – PPO / Managed-Care Plan
- Vision Benefits – VSP
- Life & AD&D Insurance – Employer paid coverage
- Long-Term Disability Coverage – Employer paid income Protection
- Health Savings Account (HSA) – If enrolled in HDHP
- Healthcare Flexible Spending Account (FSA) – Dependent & Healthcare
- Employee & Provider Assistance Programs – Free, confidential support
- Voluntary Life & AD&D Insurance – Additional employee paid buy up option
- Voluntary Long-Term Disability Coverage – Additional employee paid buy up option
Location: WhidbeyHealth · Primary Care and Walk-In Clinic Clinton
Schedule: Full-time, Variable Shifts, Monday thru Sundays
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What Washington Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in registrar jobs across Washington.
- Bachelor's degree in business administration, health information, or a related field required
- Experience with student information systems such as Banner or PeopleSoft strongly preferred
- Knowledge of FERPA regulations and records compliance for Washington state institutions
- Proficiency in electronic health record or practice management systems for healthcare settings
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy in maintaining and auditing official records
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills for coordinating with departments and students
Registrar Jobs in Washington: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a registrar in Washington?
The path depends on whether you are entering higher education or healthcare. Academic registrars in Washington typically need a bachelor's degree and experience with enrollment or records management, often starting in admissions or student services offices at a community college or university. Healthcare registrars may pursue the Certified Healthcare Access Associate credential through the National Association of Healthcare Access Management. Washington does not issue a state-specific license for either path, but employer requirements are consistent across the state.
Which companies hire registrars in Washington?
Employers hiring registrars in Washington right now include EvergreenHealth, Prosser Memorial Health, and WhidbeyHealth Medical Center, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of September 2026. Washington's large public university system, major hospital networks, and growing community college districts make it one of the more active states for registrar hiring year-round.
Which Washington cities have the most registrar jobs?
The cities with the most registrar openings in Washington are Renton, Prosser, and Kirkland. Seattle dominates because of its concentration of healthcare systems, technology company campuses, and the University of Washington, while Spokane and other markets are driven by regional medical centers and Eastern Washington's public university and community college campuses.
How can I get hired as a registrar in Washington with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry point is an administrative or records assistant role inside a Washington community college or regional hospital system, where internal promotion to registrar is common. Washington's community and technical colleges, including those in the State Board system, frequently hire enrollment services coordinators and student records clerks as stepping stones. Completing coursework in health information management or earning the Certified Healthcare Access Associate credential gives candidates a clear edge for healthcare registrar roles, while familiarity with Banner or similar student information systems matters most for academic positions.
Where can I find and apply to registrar jobs in Washington?
You can find and apply to registrar jobs in Washington on Migrate Mate, which lists current Washington openings from employers across higher education, healthcare, and public sector organizations. Find roles that fit your background and apply directly through each listing.
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