Unit Coordinator - Newborn Intensive Care Unit

Trinity HealthColumbus, OH
Onsite

About The Position

The Medical Receptionist / Unit Coordinator provides administrative support for patient care providers, medical staff, patients, their significant others, blended and extended family members, and outside agencies. This detail-oriented professional keeps the day-to-day operations of our patient care units running efficiently so that our caregivers can do just that – care for our patients.

Requirements

  • High School Diploma or equivalent
  • Previous health care experience or demonstrated knowledge of medical terminology preferred
  • Proficient in the use of administrative technology (Microsoft-based PCs, telephones, fax, printers) required
  • EMR (Cerner/Epic) experience preferred
  • Ability to successfully complete the MC Unit Coordinator Training Program upon hire/transfer
  • Independent working style with a strong attention to detail
  • Skilled at organizing and prioritizing a varied workload

Responsibilities

  • Communicate and transcribe orders for appropriate clinical colleagues in an accurate and timely manner.
  • Assemble and maintain all medical records with current information.
  • Collaborate with the unit charge nurse, manager, and/or patient placement to identify bed and unit needs.
  • Promptly manage phones and patient call lights, relaying messages as appropriate.
  • Keep patient accommodation updated as ordered; enter/manage patient charge information.
  • All other duties as assigned

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation and benefits packages including medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • Retirement savings account with employer match starting on day one
  • Generous paid time off programs
  • Employee recognition incentive program
  • Tuition/professional development reimbursement
  • Relocation assistance (geographic restrictions apply)
  • Discounted tuition and enrollment opportunities' at the Mount Carmel College of Nursing
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