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Client Coordinator Campbell

Client Coordinator

Full Time • Campbell
Benefits:
  • Supportive Work Environment
  • Professional Development Opportunities
  • Flexible Scheduling
Qualifications:
  • High School graduate
  • One year of office experience preferred Computer experience
  • Excellent phone manners and organizational skills
Reports to:
Administrator/Director of Nursing 
 
Performance Criteria:
  • Answers the telephone promptly and courteously.
  • Responsible for accurate documentation of intake information.
  • Responsible for appropriate staffing of aides. Collaborates with the Nursing department when applicable.
  • Responsible for notifying RN when the patient is hospitalized.
  • Maintain communication with the hospital discharge planner to receive appropriate discharge paperwork.
  • Notify the Nursing department of hospital discharges. Maintain appropriate staffing if the RN determines a post-hospital visit is required.
  • Responsible for notifying the nursing department and when applicable, the care coordinator of any change in a patient's status.
  • Responsible to be an advocate for patients and patient representatives.
  • Responsible for maintaining occurrence documentation in the office. Accountable for communication and documentation to the Nursing department.
  • Responsible for “on-call” when indicated on the on-call schedule.
  • Maintains appropriate documentation on an on-call log.
  • Communicate with the on-call nurse when appropriate.
  • Responsible for the initial interview of aides.
  • Collaborates with the nursing department in the performance evaluation process for aides as it pertains to timeliness, punctuality, and continuity.
  • Assist with the implementation of the aide in-service calendar.
  • Assists supervisor in introducing office policy and procedure to new hires at orientation to the agency.
  • Assist in the marketing of the agency where needed.
  • Responsible for maintaining minimum overtime hours.
  • Assists with tasks that may need completion (filing, photocopying, review of paperwork, mailing, etc.).
  • Consistently seeks, accepts, and implements suggestions to improve performance.
  • Demonstrates respect for the opinions of others.
  • Consistently assumes and follows through on the responsibility for assignment.
  • Demonstrates the ability to function effectively under stressful situations.
  • Maintains confidentiality of client observations and records.
  • Utilizes time effectively, maintaining a consistent level of productivity.
  • Consistently complies with standards for attendance, absence notification, and punctuality.
  • Consistently demonstrates professionalism through appearance, performance, and communication.
  • Assumes responsibility for reading and comprehending all posted notices, communications policies, and procedures.
  • Respect the rights, privacy, and property of others at all times.
Compensation: $22.00 - $25.00 per hour

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