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REHAB Hospital of the Pacific is seeking a Nursing Unit Secretary to provide essential administrative support on the nursing unit, coordinating communication among healthcare providers, patients, and staff while managing unit records and schedules. This role emphasizes confidentiality, documentation accuracy, and smooth unit workflow to enhance patient care.
The position offers a wage range of $19.56 to $29.34 per hour, with actual pay based on experience and qualifications.
Position Title: Nursing Unit SecretaryFLSA Status: Non-ExemptDepartment: NursingReports To: Clinical Nurse Manager
The Nursing Unit Secretary provides administrative support to ensure the efficient operation of the nursing unit. This role coordinates communication among healthcare providers, patients, and staff while managing unit records and schedules. Responsibilities include handling confidential patient information, maintaining accurate documentation, and assisting with unit workflow to enhance patient care. The secretary demonstrates professionalism, organizational skills, and a commitment to fostering a collaborative healthcare environment. As a Nursing Unit Secretary, you will help to ensure that our patients and their families receive caring and dedicated service at REHAB.
Wage Range: $19.56 per hour to $29.34 per hourThe actual wage is dependent on the applicant's relevant experience and qualifications for this position. The wage range for this position may be subject to change in the future depending on a variety of factors such as market conditions, business needs, legal developments, and other appropriate factors.
REHAB Hospital of the Pacific (REHAB) is Hawaii's only premier, acute-care rehabilitation hospital dedicated to providing high-quality, comprehensive and innovative inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services. Our clinical team of comprehensive rehabilitation experts and specialized programs serve individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities from injury or disease, including stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, complex orthopedics, chronic pain and more.