Unit Clerk, Bartram Inpatient Hospital-Full Time, Days

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paycom atsJacksonville (FL)

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About the role

The Unit Clerk performs clerical and receptionist duties and assists in maintaining the physical environment of the nursing station. Answer phones, transcribes physician orders, maintains patient charts, maintains files and logs.
Responsibilities: Receives hospital guests, ascertains needs, and directs guests appropriately. Courteously answers the phone and takes accurate messages. Answers routine questions regarding departmental policies, operations and procedures. Checks appointment schedules and directs or escorts guest to appropriate office or departmental area. Completes assignments of special projects by designated deadlines. Responsible for admitting patients as needed. Check data entry charges against actual charge tickets. Supports other staff members as needed in their absence. Monitors patients in lobby area. May perform other duties as assigned.
Location: 6400 Brooks Bartram Drive, Jacksonville FL 32258 Thriving in a culture that you can be proud of, you will also receive many employee benefits such as the following: Competitive PayComprehensive Benefits package Vacation/Paid Time OffRetirement Plan Employee Discounts Clinical Education and Professional Development Programs Brooks Rehabilitation is a designated Magnet Hospital. This elite symbol recognizes our health-care organization is committed to the highest level of professional nursing practices, quality patient care, and dedication for a supportive and engaging work environment.
Qualifications: High school diploma or GEDHospital administrative support experience. Knowledge of computer/terminal functions. Good telephone and verbal communication skills. Ability to manage multiple tasks. CNA license requiredMUST be able to attend a full week of Orientation/Training, Mon-Fri 8:00a-5:00pm

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