Health Services Technician
About The Position
Qualifications Knowledge: Fundamentals of office receptionist duties, preferably from medical office experience Basic knowledge of medical terminology. Computer knowledge to include data entry and publishing Basic accounting skills Telephone etiquette Knowledge on the operation of computers, printers, copy machine and fax machine. Oral and written communication, including interview techniques Cardiopulmonary resuscitation ( CPR ) and first aid training Laboratory specimen collection procedures (venipuncture) Medical aseptic principles Use and maintenance of medical supplies and equipment Patient teaching and reinforcement of nursing and medical regimen. Skills and Abilities Universal precautions Independently be able to produce letters and memo’s using MS Word or similar Office computer software. Understand and follow oral and written communications. Be able to decipher medical records in written format. Work cooperatively with others. Independently organize and prioritize work duties. Be able to function under sometimes-stressful situations. Communicate effectively in both oral and written formats Draw blood, collect and prepare laboratory specimens Perform first aid techniques, such as simple bandaging of wound, applying ice and ace wrapping to extremity and control bleeding Training and Experience Current certification in CPR , First Aid and Phlebotomy. Training received either by formal class work or on the job training in office receptionist duties, preferably medical office work. This training can be on-going, such as a student in a Medical Assistant/ Medical Office Assistant/ licensed vocational nursing or nursing program. At least one year of experience as a medical office receptionist/assistant experience is required.
Requirements
- Fundamentals of office receptionist duties, preferably from medical office experience
- Basic knowledge of medical terminology
- Computer knowledge to include data entry and publishing
- Basic accounting skills
- Telephone etiquette
- Knowledge on the operation of computers, printers, copy machine and fax machine
- Oral and written communication, including interview techniques
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation ( CPR ) and first aid training
- Laboratory specimen collection procedures (venipuncture)
- Medical aseptic principles
- Use and maintenance of medical supplies and equipment
- Patient teaching and reinforcement of nursing and medical regimen
- Universal precautions
- Independently be able to produce letters and memo’s using MS Word or similar Office computer software
- Understand and follow oral and written communications
- Be able to decipher medical records in written format
- Work cooperatively with others
- Independently organize and prioritize work duties
- Be able to function under sometimes-stressful situations
- Communicate effectively in both oral and written formats
- Draw blood, collect and prepare laboratory specimens
- Perform first aid techniques, such as simple bandaging of wound, applying ice and ace wrapping to extremity and control bleeding
- Current certification in CPR , First Aid and Phlebotomy
- Training received either by formal class work or on the job training in office receptionist duties, preferably medical office work. This training can be on-going, such as a student in a Medical Assistant/ Medical Office Assistant/ licensed vocational nursing or nursing program
- At least one year of experience as a medical office receptionist/assistant experience is required.
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees
