CareLink Communications Specialist, 7p-7a Sun/Mon/Tues

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cone healthGreensboro (NC)

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About the role

Communication Specialist The Communication Specialist assists with facilitating communications across the system in order to ensure immediate response and efficient coordination of other system teams. Working under close supervision, this position helps review data entries in the CAD System, assists in coordinating activities with other departments and hospitals, and collaborates with public safety agencies and 911 Communications Centers for patient dispatch and transfers. Essential Job Function: Uses various communication devices, such as computers, pagers, voice communications devices (two-way radios), and telecommunications systems, to facilitate efficient and clear communication within the hospital/medical group, ensuring seamless coordination of patient transport and care. Demonstrates clear and coherent communication skills when interacting with all individuals within the secondary market and the health system, maintaining ongoing communication with transport units throughout the entire transport process to ensure timely and effective patient referrals and consults. Helps perform accurate data entry that will improve the referral and dispatch process, ultimately enhancing patient care and transport efficiency. Supports receiving and facilitating all incoming communications in an efficient manner, promptly notifying the team leads to ensure timely resolution and appropriate response to critical situations. Helps maintain accurate and complete follow-up information as well as ensures the accurate and timely entry of patient charge information into the billing interface, contributing to effective revenue cycle management. Performs other duties as assigned.
Education
Required: High School Diploma or equivalent.
Experience
Required: 1 Year.
Licensure/Certification/Listing:

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