Switchboard Operator (3rd Shift) - Part-time

Posted 2 days ago

sarah bush lincolnMattoon (IL)

Switchboard Operators, Including Answering Service General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$16.94 per hour

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About the role

Switchboard Operator (3rd Shift) - Part-time Switchboard Operator is responsible for operating the switchboard to relay incoming and outgoing telephone calls. They monitor and respond to all codes, alarms, security systems and the signing in and out of physician and department on calls. They are to keep the Patient Advisory Nurses and Medical Access line at Carle current on any changes in Cerner.

Location: Mattoon Hours: Part-time; 3rd shift. Alternating 3 days per week then 2 days per week. 24 hours Required: HS Diploma Pay: based on experience, starting at $16.94 per hour Responsibilities: Initiates long distance calls for physicians. Maintains listing of all physicians, administrators and department directors. Maintains on call list for all physicians. Monitors fire panel and pharmacy panel. Operates switchboard to accurately relay all calls received at the Health Center and has taken on message center. Pages all "Codes" reported to the operator in a clear and concise manner. Pages over intercom as requested. Records and relays messages for physicians. Updates and maintains procedures for all codes.

Requirements: High School (Required)

Estimated Compensation Range: $16.94 - $26.26 Pay based on experience

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