Laboratory Coordinator - Higher Ed. coordinates the daily activities in a research laboratory and supports the work of researchers and technicians. Ensures adherence to lab standards and practices to maximize safety and operational effectiveness. Being a Laboratory Coordinator - Higher Ed. coordinates the lab inventory management and maintains supplies, lab ware, and instruments. Requires a bachelor's degree. Additionally, Laboratory Coordinator - Higher Ed. typically reports to a manager. The Laboratory Coordinator - Higher Ed. occasionally directed in several aspects of the work. Gaining exposure to some of the complex tasks within the job function. To be a Laboratory Coordinator - Higher Ed. typically requires 2-4 years of related experience. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)
The Emergency Department Access Coordinator is responsible for providing a positive patient interaction for all that enter the emergency department. The access coordinator is expected to be polished in communication both verbally and in writing. The access coordinator should be mindful of the urgency and create an efficient and patient-centered environment.
DCH Standards:
A high school diploma is required. Customer service experience is a plus. Must be able to communicate (orally and in writing) effectively with patients, doctors, and other departments in the hospital. Must be able to interpret third-party, private insurance coverage, and hospital rates to patients. Must be able to read, write legibly, speak, and comprehend English. Demonstrated proficiency in keyboarding/computer use. Self-motivated and the ability to work effectively in an independent environment. Ability to work well with the public, physicians, insurance companies, and other hospital staff courteously and professionally.
WORKING CONDITIONS
WORK CONTEXT
Communication through talking, expressing, and exchanging ideas using the spoken word. Hearing; perceiving the nature of sounds by the ear to communicate. Seeing; use of vision to determine characteristics of objects, depth perception, color vision with the ability to distinguish color, coding on ledgers, near/far activity 100% daily.
Ability to figure complex computations and communicate these figures to the public.
Mental capability to maintain patient confidentiality 100% of the time.
PHYSICAL FACTORS
Working indoors in a cubical area, sitting 80% of the time, standing 5%, kneeling 2.5%, squatting/crouching 2.5%, stooping 5%, and walking 5%. Activities include lifting of 35 lbs maximum which would be a two (2) man lift, frequent lifting, and/or carrying 20 lbs. occasionally. Ability to push or pull over carpet floors, concrete ramps, and on varied surfaces, a four-wheel cart with 50 lbs. of paperwork.
Filing ledgers or finding ledgers requires reaching, pushing, pulling, and extending the hands and arms in any direction. Stooping and bending the body forward by bending the spine at the waist. Reaching lower areas requires kneeling by bending the legs at the knee or crouching by bending the body downward and/or forward by bending the legs and spine. This is 50% of daily work.
Must be able to perform the duties with or without reasonable accommodation.
Hearing and vision must be normal or corrected to within normal range.
Physical presence onsite is essential.
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