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Job summary
A healthcare organization in Saginaw, Michigan, is seeking a Health Unit Coordinator responsible for various receptionist and operational duties. The ideal candidate will demonstrate excellent customer service and maintain effective relationships with patients, guests, and staff. Responsibilities include facilitating patient flow, monitoring unit operations, and managing documentation. A high school diploma is required, with preference given to those with a Medical Terminology course. This role involves constant standing and walking within a healthcare setting.
Qualifications
One year of experience in a healthcare setting preferred.
Ability to handle confidential issues and materials with sound judgment.
Attendance at required competencies and continuing education activities.
Responsibilities
Remains flexible in cooperation with 24-hour staffing patterns.
Establishes and maintains effective working relationships with patients and staff.
Monitors and assists with maintenance of unit areas and supplies.
Maintains on-call physician log and supports patient care delivery.
Skills
Basic computer skills
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Demonstrated organizational skills
Ability to type 25 words per minute
Excellent time management
Attentive to detail
Education
High School diploma
Completion of Medical Terminology course
Health Unit Coordinator Course or Commensurate Experience
Graduate of a Medical Office Professional course
Tools
Standard office equipment
Job description
A healthcare organization in Saginaw, Michigan, is seeking a Health Unit Coordinator responsible for various receptionist and operational duties. The ideal candidate will demonstrate excellent customer service and maintain effective relationships with patients, guests, and staff. Responsibilities include facilitating patient flow, monitoring unit operations, and managing documentation. A high school diploma is required, with preference given to those with a Medical Terminology course. This role involves constant standing and walking within a healthcare setting.