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<strong>Department:</strong> 4 Central SCU<br><br><strong>Shift: </strong>Afternoons<br><br><strong>Daily Work Times: </strong>3:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m.<br><br><strong>Scheduled Biweekly Hours:</strong> 32<br><br><strong>Pay Range:</strong> $16.03 - $19.87 (based on full-time years' experience)<br><br>Under the direction of a Registered Nurse, performs the receptionist and secretarial duties on the unit assigned. Meets the communication needs of the patient (family, departmental staff, and medical staff). Supports the nursing staff by performing basic nursing care to the patient. Assist and maintains a safe and clean work environment. Maintains patient privacy, dignity, confidentiality, and respects patient’s rights.<br><br><ul><li> Promptly answer’s telephone/call lights in a polite manner, relaying pertinent information to the appropriate staff. </li><li> In conjunction with the RN, performs purposeful hourly rounding including Pain, Position, Personal needs, and Possessions. </li><li> Assists nursing staff by making patient beds, giving baths, passing waters, feeding patients, oral care, accurate I & O, ambulating patients, daily weights, and vital signs and any other duties assigned by the RN. </li><li> Orders and maintains supplies and forms. </li><li> Maintains tracking board; ensures admissions, discharge, and transfer information is accurate. <br><br></li></ul><em>Required:<br><br></em><ul><li> Advanced education/training beyond high school in a related program (MA/Medical Receptionist, Medical Secretary, or Unit Clerk course). </li><li> Minimum of 6 months Healthcare Job Experience </li><li> BLS certification </li><li> Knowledge of computers/keyboard </li><li> Medical terminology knowledge <br><br></li></ul><em>Preferred: <br><br></em><ul><li> Previous work experience or training as a Unit Clerk and Nurse Aide </li><li> Previous data entry experience <br><br></li></ul>Additional Information<br><br><ul><li> Schedule: Part-time </li><li> Requisition ID: 25005199 </li><li> Daily Work Times: 3:00 p.m. - 11:30 p.m. </li><li> Hours Per Pay Period: 32 </li><li> On Call: No </li><li> Weekends: Yes</li></ul>

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