Senior Administrator
Glen Burnie, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, 21060, USA
Listed on 2026-08-22
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Administrative/Clerical
Office Administrator/ Coordinator, Healthcare Administration
Job Summary As Senior Administrator, you will be a senior member of the practice administration team, responsible for the accurate, timely and effective processing of clinical correspondence and workflow across the practice. Clinical correspondence and workflow will form the majority of the role. This includes processing incoming clinical correspondence, applying appropriate read codes, identifying actions arising from correspondence, flagging and routing information to the appropriate clinician or team, and ensuring that patient records are accurately and appropriately updated.
You will undertake the full range of administrative duties while providing a higher level of experience, knowledge and support than expected of an Administrator. You will act as a key point of support for the administration team, assisting colleagues with queries, supporting quality and consistency, and helping the Administration Lead to maintain effective workflow processes and standards. The post-holder will be expected to work confidently and independently within established protocols, recognising when information or activity requires escalation to the Administration Lead or an appropriate clinician.
The role does not have formal line-management responsibility. The Senior Administrator will contribute to the development and improvement of administrative systems and processes and will support the training and development of less experienced members of the team. This role provides a potential development pathway towards a future Deputy Administration Lead position for the right individual, subject to performance, development, organisational need and the availability of a suitable position.
The role is office based at the Dorchester site and is not a hybrid or home-working role. There may be an occasional/ad hoc requirement to work from Portesham Surgery to meet service or staffing requirements.
Ensure patient records are updated accurately, completely and securely. Recognise urgent, clinically significant or otherwise concerning information and escalate appropriately. Monitor outstanding workflow and support the maintenance of agreed turnaround times. Provide advice and support to Administrators on coding, workflow and more complex correspondence. Undertake quality checks and identify recurring coding, workflow or data quality issues for escalation to the Administration Lead.
Support the development and consistent application of workflow processes and protocols. The post-holder is not responsible for making clinical decisions. Where clinical judgement is required, the matter must be escalated to the appropriate clinician.
Contribute to the development and review of SOPs, guidance and administrative processes. Support the Administration Lead with resolving routine workflow and administrative issues. Escalate significant risks, concerns, recurring errors or performance issues appropriately. Develop knowledge and skills to support potential future progression towards Deputy Administration Lead responsibilities.
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