Unit Assistant Radiology

TriHealth•Cincinnati, OH

3d•Onsite

About The Position

At TriHealth, you’ll be part of a compassionate, patient‑centered health system that values teamwork, growth, and service excellence. Our Unit Assistant team plays a vital role in delivering exceptional care, and we’re committed to supporting you as you build your career in healthcare. Apply today and grow your career with a team that truly values you. This position, under the direction and supervision of the Clerical/Radiology Supervisor or Manager, is responsible for providing the clerical support necessary for Imaging Services. This could include greeting patients, activating the pre-admitted outpatient, acquiring signatures for consents and NNC’s, entering orders, patients, working in the PACS environment, responding to email, phone and fax requests, doing routine audits of Epic/PACS databases, correcting/editing reports from radiologists, and other clerical functions as required by their designated site. This position may also coordinate with lead technologists the flow of patients throughout the department, responsible for patient observation, patient transport and assisting patients with personal needs and needs to be able to recognize status change and call for appropriate assistance and is available for other duties as needed.

Requirements

High School Degree or GED
Type 30 wpm
Up to 1 year experience

Responsibilities

Demonstrates knowledge/competency of the hospital information system.
Utilizes effective phone techniques following service excellence, HIPPA guidelines, and obtaining accurate information with the appropriate follow-through.
Maintains accurate records through the completion of all paperwork.
Greets all patients, physicians, and staff pleasantly with prompt and courteous service.
Demonstrates organizational and communication skills.
Coordinates with lead technologists/technologists the flow of patients throughout the department, responsible for patient observation, patient transport and assisting patients with personal needs.
Recognizes patient status changes and calls for appropriate assistance.
May also require starting IVs.