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Mission Community Hospital•Panorama City, CA

About The Position

The Unit Clerk provides indirect care in the department setting. Meets communication needs of the department. Transcribes physician orders with notation and signatures by staff. Prepares and compiles patient records, and logs in the department. Maintains regulatory requirements, Initiates maintenance and repair requisitions, orders and stock office supplies. Benefits Flexible Scheduling Opportunities for Career Growth Competitive Pay Responsibilities Appropriately recognizes and communicates STAT orders, in a timely manner, to Charge Nurse and Primary Care Nurse. Accurately transcribes orders in a timely manner; ensures notation by appropriate license personnel. Utilizes Order Entry System accurately. Uses various communication systems/methods to notify Charge Nurse and Primary RN of any pertinent faxed/printed documents and/or records in a timely manner. Is aware of patients’ locations, in and out of the unit. Exhibits a solid Medical Terminology foundation for processing and/or transcribing orders. Prepares, files, and maintains all patient and unit records and maintains proper chart forms. Conscientiously utilizes supplies. Is able to manage and operate unit equipment safely and correctly. Maintains current copies of lab results and x-rays and makes them available to staff and alerts staff to abnormal results, in a timely manner. Performs clinical duties including, but not limited to, filing of reports, copying material, preparing admission packets, thinning charts, breakdown and discharge of patient charts. Demonstrates ability to network and/or collaborate with ancillary departments to ensure proper/safe order entry.

Requirements

3+ years of Unit Clerk (Secretarial training may be considered)
Medical Terminology Course
Must have successfully completed a Unit Secretary Training Course or have six months recent experience as a Unit Secretary in a hospital or clinical setting.
Basic computer knowledge
BLS/CPR Certification
FIRE Card
Good communication skills.
Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand English.
Bi-Lingual (is a plus).

Nice To Haves

MAB or PART/CPI Training Preferred.

Responsibilities

Appropriately recognizes and communicates STAT orders, in a timely manner, to Charge Nurse and Primary Care Nurse.
Accurately transcribes orders in a timely manner; ensures notation by appropriate license personnel.
Utilizes Order Entry System accurately.
Uses various communication systems/methods to notify Charge Nurse and Primary RN of any pertinent faxed/printed documents and/or records in a timely manner.
Is aware of patients’ locations, in and out of the unit.
Exhibits a solid Medical Terminology foundation for processing and/or transcribing orders.
Prepares, files, and maintains all patient and unit records and maintains proper chart forms.
Conscientiously utilizes supplies.
Is able to manage and operate unit equipment safely and correctly.
Maintains current copies of lab results and x-rays and makes them available to staff and alerts staff to abnormal results, in a timely manner.
Performs clinical duties including, but not limited to, filing of reports, copying material, preparing admission packets, thinning charts, breakdown and discharge of patient charts.
Demonstrates ability to network and/or collaborate with ancillary departments to ensure proper/safe order entry.