Nursing Station Clerk , NS26 Coronary Care Unit - Part-Time; Evenings

Nursing Station Clerk 1, NS26 Coronary Care Unit - Part-Time (Evenings)

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Are you looking to take your career to new heights with a leader in healthcare? SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is one of the nation's leading metropolitan medical centers. As the only academic medical center in Brooklyn, we serve a large population that is among the most diverse in the world. We are also highly-ranked by Castle Connolly Medical, a healthcare rating company for consumers, among the top 5 leading U.S. medical schools for training doctors.

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The Department of Nursing at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is seeking a part‑time Nursing Station Clerk I, NS26 Coronary Care Unit (Evenings).

Nursing Station Clerks perform a wide variety of routine clerical duties in inpatient clinical settings where there is frequent contact with patients, families, physicians, and ancillary professionals. Incumbents of these positions greet visitors and direct them to appropriate locations; answer telephones; perform data entry activities; maintain daily and clinical logs; prepare, update, and maintain patient charts and files; fill out medication tickets and pharmacy requisitions;

mail patient letters; and deliver supplies and records to an assigned unit.

• Greet patients and check them into the computer system.
• Verify patient demographic and financial information to ensure that a billable account is established; edit and correct registration errors.
• Generate paperwork; and review pertinent information with patient.
• Notify nursing personnel or provider of patient arrival.
• Orient patient and/or family to unit by providing general information regarding the room, unit, and hospital; and serve as a contact person to patients and families.
• Pull and file patient charts; and maintain records.

• Obtain patient information for demographics, referrals, insurance, and authorization information.
• Schedule appointments per specialty practices and obtain previous medical records as needed on behalf of patients or at staff request.

• Communicate patient problems and needs to appropriate representative.

• Make referral and/or return appointments in computer system.
• Obtain insurance authorization for visits and tests on behalf of patient.
• Enter lab and radiology procedure requests into computer system, provide line charge entry and encounter ticket coding and reconcile and edit charge entries.
• Provide patient escort as needed.
• Assist in collection of insurance co‑pays.

• Ensure that encounter tickets are completed appropriately, and charges are submitted in a timely manner.
• Track missing charges when necessary.

• Pick up and deliver supplies, and record to own corresponding unit.
• Check par levels of supplies, order and receive clerical supplies and equipment, and stock supplies into computerized stocking system and supply closets.
• Occasionally perform data entry to include meeting notes, assignment sheets, forms, and brief reports. This should not be a full‑time activity requiring the speed and accuracy expected of an Office Assistant (Keyboarding).
• Accurately collect and record statistical data on patient activity, including no shows, cancellations, and procedure codes.
• Prepare routine reports or assist in the preparation of reports by gathering data, tabulating results, and preparing simple charts.
• Check and record refrigerator temperatures in daily logs, in accordance with standard guidelines.
• Sort and distribute mail, keep appropriate records, and redirect mail as necessary.
• Serve as a member of various committees.
• Orient new staff to locations of supplies and procedure books.

• Open Competitive: 1-year of full‑time clerical, secretarial, or patient care experience in a health care setting.
• Promotion: 1-year of permanent service in a title allocated to Grade 5 or higher and satisfactory completion of a six-month traineeship.

Variable Days; 3:30pm to 12:00am (Part‑Time Evenings)