Breast Screening Booking Coordinator - Health Admin Impact

Government of Northwest Territories; Inuvik; On-site; CAD 50,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A government organization in Inuvik is looking for a Booking Coordinator for the Breast Screening Program. Responsibilities include providing administrative support, maintaining health records, and ensuring cultural sensitivity in healthcare delivery. Candidates should have relevant educational qualifications and experience in a healthcare setting. Strong computer skills and the ability to problem-solve independently are essential. The role supports an important health initiative in the community.

Qualifications

• Must have knowledge of medical terminology.
• Experience working in a healthcare setting is required.
• Ability to develop resources within and outside the organization.

Responsibilities

• Provide administrative and clerical support for the Breast Screening Program.
• Maintain the computerized screening mammography database.
• Generate invitation and results letters for clients.

Skills

Knowledge of medical records

Sensitivity to geographic/cultural needs

Knowledge of computers and health information systems

Ability to independently problem-solve

Comprehensive clerical and administrative support

Commitment to diversity and inclusion

Education

High School/Secondary School diploma

Certificate in Medical Office Administration

1 year of medical or health care facility experience

2 years related experience in a healthcare setting

Tools

Radiology Information System (RIS)

Hospital Information System (HIS)

PACS

MediPatient

Microsoft Excel

Job description

A government organization in Inuvik is looking for a Booking Coordinator for the Breast Screening Program. Responsibilities include providing administrative support, maintaining health records, and ensuring cultural sensitivity in healthcare delivery. Candidates should have relevant educational qualifications and experience in a healthcare setting. Strong computer skills and the ability to problem-solve independently are essential. The role supports an important health initiative in the community.