Health Unit Clerk - Patient Services (British Columbia)

Health Unit Clerk - Patient Services (British Columbia)

11 Aug
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Provincial Health Services Authority
|
British Columbia

11 Aug

Provincial Health Services Authority

British Columbia

Enhance patient care as a Health Unit Clerk with Provincial Health Services Authority. Focus on transcribing orders, coordinating appointments, and supporting healthcare teams in this critical role.

In this position, you will be essential in organizing diagnostic and therapeutic services for patients. The role requires transcribing clinician orders, scheduling tests using electronic health records, and preparing patient information for appointments. You will also perform receptionist duties, maintaining a welcoming setting for patients and assisting with information flow.

Key Responsibilities:
• Transcribe and process clinician orders using electronic health records
• Organize interrelated patient appointments efficiently




• Gather patient information for smooth appointment flow
• Perform reception duties and manage telephone inquiries
• Collaborate as a member of the healthcare team

Requirements:
• Effective verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to manage multiple tasks effectively
• Physical capability to perform required duties
• Keyboarding skills of 40 w.p.m.
• Proficiency with computer software applications

Support patient safety and care operations as a vital member of PHSA.
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📌 Health Unit Clerk - Patient Services (British Columbia)
🏢 Provincial Health Services Authority
📍 British Columbia

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