The Health Info Clerk - CNA is responsible and accountable for medical-record recordkeeping and storage, as well as ordering, distributing, and tracking supplies. Work must comply with facility policies and procedures, professional standards, and state and federal laws and regulations for long-term care facilities. The position includes medical-records and central-supply responsibilities. The employee is expected to maintain an orderly work area and adhere to professional dress-code requirements. The medical-records component includes processing and tracking legal-record, patient and family record, and ADR requests; handling approved requests for view-only access to PCC; maintaining provider profiles and resetting provider passwords when approved; and validating physician certifications and signed orders. The role monitors physician visits and works with appropriate personnel to support compliance, tracks practitioner credentialing, conducts admission/readmission, discharge, and quarterly binder audits, and scans, uploads, validates, and shreds paper forms after processing. It also reports audit findings to QA as appropriate and protects the confidentiality and integrity of patient information. The central-supply component includes maintaining inventory and par levels, coordinating supply orders with center leadership, receiving and checking deliveries against purchase orders, monitoring expiration dates, distributing and securing supplies, and coordinating rental equipment inventory and returns. Equipment must be cleaned and stored according to infection prevention and control procedures. The employer describes a supportive and collaborative workplace, employee-development opportunities, and a clean work environment. Applicants are invited to meet with the Director of Nursing and HR and tour the facility to learn about career goals, benefits, and incentives.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED