Department Coord - Physical Therapy Cape Road - 40 hrs Days

Department Coordinator

The Department Coordinator assists in planning, organizing, implementing, and evaluating the clerical and support activities related to the efficient, day-to-day operations occurring in the department. This includes performing clerical and receptionist duties and maintaining the physical environment of the area. The Department Coordinator will also assist the department staff with patient care activities as requested.

Major Responsibilities:

• Clerical and Operational Support
• Prioritizes departmental needs at the beginning of each shift.
• Schedules appointments, enters order and checks in patients.
• Coordinates the patient flow for the department.
• Orders and maintains supplies and equipment at established levels.
• Completes required reporting, scheduling, and record keeping according to the Organization's compliance standards.
• Patient and Equipment Transport
• Collects and transports specimens as needed according to MRMC standards.
• Transports patients using all safety measures.
• Communication and Reception
• Answers telephone and intercom, identifying self and department.
• Receives and forwards messages to appropriate personnel.
• Organizational Duties
• Compiles, and maintains charts, retrieves old charts, and accurately updates patient information in all necessary systems.
• Professional Development
• Assists in orienting new staff to clerical duties.
• Maintains all required competencies for the role.
• Age-Specific Competency
• Applies knowledge of growth and development stages to patient care.
• Demonstrates age-appropriate communication and support.

Position Qualifications:

• License/Certification/Education Required: High School Diploma or equivalent
• Preferred: Typing and Medical Terminology Course or Medical Background
• Experience/Skills Preferred: 1. Computer skills

This position requires frequent sitting, standing, reaching, and performing repetitive movements. It also requires precise motor skills, hearing, and vision. Lifting, carrying, pulling, and pushing weights up to 50 lbs may be required occasionally.