Health Unit Coordinator- Oncology- Part Time- Evenings

Job Description

This role provides clerical support to the clinical team, helping with daily patient care tasks. It serves as a key communication link for processing information and requests between patients, staff, visitors, physicians, and other departments. Responsibilities include entering patient data, maintaining medical records, and managing related documents from admission to discharge. Additionally, the role supports patient care by running errands, cleaning, and ensuring a conducive environment for quality care.

Communication is tailored to be culturally and age-appropriate.

• Keep Clinical Manager and staff informed of any issues.
• Greet and assist patients, visitors, and staff as a receptionist.
• Answer patient call lights promptly and courteously.
• Maintain positive customer relations with physicians, visitors, and patients, using clear and respectful phone etiquette.
• Transfer calls to appropriate personnel efficiently. Handle phone inquiries with accuracy, courtesy, and confidentiality.
• Facilitate communication with ancillary departments as needed.
• Collaborate professionally with hospital departments.
• Serve as a resource for locating supplies and medical records.
• Communicate with physician offices about patient consultations and records.
• Adhere to departmental and hospital customer service standards.

• Maintain admit/discharge logs (census cards).
• Ensure timely patient admission, transfer, and discharge.
• Enter transport requests into EPIC Bed Management.
• Obtain signatures for Consent to Hospital and Medical Treatment Forms as needed.
• Make copies of Advanced Directives for patient charts. Complete consults in Epic accurately.
• Place calls for STAT requests.
• Follow downtime procedures for manual order entry (SRO, BCA Web, BCA Standalone).
• Prepare requisitions for services (e.g., maintenance, clinical engineering).
• Enter and record unit-based charges as needed.
• Run daily audits/reports in EPIC as directed by the department manager.
• Maintain current and old patient charts.
• Place forms and results into charts promptly.
• Copy and retrieve medical records as necessary.
• Keep charts organized and in designated order.
• Prepare charts for new patients, ensuring face sheets, labels, and armbands are included.
• Break down charts for discharged patients, placing the face sheet on top.

• Ensure all mobile phones have charged batteries.
• Monitor the tube system, emptying and distributing contents to appropriate nurses.
• Periodically check the fax machine for incoming faxes and forward to the correct personnel.
• Maintain and refill printers, copiers, and fax machines.
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