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Midland Memorial Hospital seeks a Guest Assistant to welcome patients and guests at the facility entrance, confirm appointments when applicable, provide onboarding, and escort guests to the correct destination. You will ensure a positive first impression and assist with visitor guidelines while maintaining privacy and accurate check-in procedures.
The role requires familiarity with visitor management and registration systems, EHR access, and effective communication with staff and guests.
This position is focused on patient and guest check in while providing an excellent guest service experience at the point of entry. The Guest Assistant will greet all guests entering the facility with a welcoming and positive demeanor. They will ensure, if the guest is a patient, confirm scheduled appointment, provide registration onboarding and provide escort to the proper hospital destination. The Assistant will welcome visitors and validate patient name and room number to ensure proper visitor management as well as communication of visitor guidelines. The Assistant will respond to any immediate needs identified, within their capability or obtain the appropriate assistance for those needs outside of their scope of service. The Assistant will be required to be aware of the location of all departments and general operations of the hospital so that knowledgeable answers will be given to guests in a timely manner. The Assistant must exhibit a professional demeanor including making appropriate eye contact, smiling and rising to greet guests as they enter the building. The Assistant should be able to demonstrate active listening and adaptability to the needs of the guest. The Assistant will be required to wear a uniform and maintain good grooming at all times.
Monday - Friday: 1:30 PM - 10:00 PM
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential responsibility satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The individual must be able to: