Health Unit Coordinator - Shift Support (Flexible)

Harris Health; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Harris Health is seeking a Health Unit Coordinator II to manage daily clerical operations on a nursing unit and support the charge nurse in coordinating patient care. You will ensure supplies, equipment, and documentation are in order and that safety standards are followed.

Proficiency in medical terminology, strong written and verbal communication, and excellent organizational skills are essential. This role requires teamwork and flexibility, including weekends and holidays, to meet patient

Qualifications

• Associate degree with 1 year related experience preferred.
• LVN with 1 year related experience preferred.
• 7 years commensurate experience required.
• BLS from a hospital-based AHA-approved program.
• Health Unit Coordination Certification required.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate daily (shift) clerical operations on a nursing unit.
• Serve as hub for coordinating unit activity and communication.
• Monitor compliance with environmental and safety standards.
• Maintain unit supplies and equipment.
• Support the charge nurse to facilitate patient needs.

Skills

Medical terminology

Written communication

Verbal communication

Organizational skills

Education

Associate Degree Plus One Year Related Experience Preferred

Licensed Vocational Nurse with one year related experience preferred

Seven Years Commensurate Experience Required

Basic Life Support from AHA-approved program

Health Unit Coordination Certification required

Tools

Office software

Fax/Printers/Scanners

Telecommunication systems

Job description

Harris Health is seeking a Health Unit Coordinator II to manage daily clerical operations on a nursing unit and support the charge nurse in coordinating patient care. You will ensure supplies, equipment, and documentation are in order and that safety standards are followed.

Proficiency in medical terminology, strong written and verbal communication, and excellent organizational skills are essential. This role requires teamwork and flexibility, including weekends and holidays, to meet patient