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Trinity Health in Minot, ND is seeking an Office Assistant to support daily front-office operations within the clinic setting. You will greet patients, register them, coordinate scheduling, answer calls, collect payments, and uphold high standards of service and privacy.
This role works with clinical and administrative staff to maintain smooth operations, assist with records, and provide cross-coverage as needed to ensure continuity of care and efficient clinic access.
Job Location: Trinity Health Hospital Campus & Medical District - Minot, ND 58701
Position Type: Full Time
Salary Range: $16.39 - $22.95 Hourly
Job Shift: Days
The Office Assistant supports daily front-office operations by providing courteous, efficient, and accurate administrative services within the clinic setting. This role greets patients, coordinates registration and scheduling, answers incoming calls, collects payments, and ensures each interaction reflects a high standard of customer service. Working closely with clinical and administrative staff, the Office Assistant helps maintain smooth clinic workflow by keeping records organized, supporting clear communication, and responding effectively to changing operational needs. This position functions within a collaborative, service-oriented team environment and may also provide coverage in other reception areas as needed to support continuity of care and clinic operations.
Licenses and Certifications Required: None
Educational Requirements: HS Diploma or GED, preferred
Experience Requirements:
The Office Assistant primarily performs work at a computer workstation, requiring frequent sitting with intermittent standing, walking, reaching, and handling of office materials. The role may involve occasional lifting or carrying of light items such as supplies or paperwork. Adequate vision, hearing, and verbal communication skills are essential for interacting with patients, managing phone calls, and completing detailed clerical tasks.
Work occurs in an outpatient clinic reception environment with routine contact with patients, families, and clinical staff. The role may involve frequent interruptions, moderate noise, and proximity to patient-care areas. Adherence to safety practices, infection-prevention protocols, and confidentiality standards is required when working with patient information and navigating shared clinic spaces.