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Hendricks Regional Health

Regional hospital and specialty care system in Indiana

Medical Office Lead

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAvon, IN, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • An associate degree or equivalent is required, or candidates currently pursuing a bachelor's degree with at least two years of completed coursework may be considered.
  • A Medical Assistant who has graduated from an accredited Medical Assistant Program or an accredited Nursing Program (LPN) is required, or the candidate must be enrolled within one year and complete the program within three years of hire.
  • Five years of secretary/receptionist or Medical Assistant experience is required.
  • Front-office staff must be proficient in the hospital electronic medical record system and all front-office tasks associated with its protocols.
  • Clinical patient-care staff must maintain knowledge of normal and abnormal parameters that identify clients at risk and provide care according to standards and guidelines.

Responsibilities

  • For front-office secretary/receptionist duties, perform typing and copying for the department, including creating forms, maintaining the menu system, and preparing reports, minutes, and physician and hospital communications in a timely and efficient manner.
  • Ensure requested correspondence is completed by its scheduled due date unless otherwise indicated by the Practice Coordinator.
  • Answer phones, retrieve voicemails, and initiate phone contact or page physicians and inter- or intra-departmental associates as requested.
  • Ensure front-office phone coverage when unavailable and maintain required correspondence and message-taking.
  • File and copy patient- and non-patient-related items and correspondence.
  • Provide feedback to support efficient and effective front-office functions.
  • For clinical patient-care duties, provide patient care directly and through delegation; respond to telephone calls and triage appropriately; reassure and provide patients with accurate teaching and direction.
  • Ensure efficient healthcare service throughout patient visits by maintaining accurate and current medical records; initiating patient contact and preparing patients for examination; obtaining vital signs, weight, age, temperature, blood pressure, pulse, respiratory information, history, and chief complaint; observing abnormal signs and symptoms, communicating these to the physician, and documenting them; ensuring patient understanding of physician instructions upon discharge; and recording medical-record entries and billing charge information in the electronic medical record.
  • Assist with testing and treatment procedures under physician supervision, including applying splints and dressings, following through on physician orders, and managing sample medications and sample medication logs.
  • Arrange and administer necessary patient testing or admission, obtain required referrals, retrieve test results as needed, and notify patients.
  • Assist physicians in preparing for minor surgeries and physicals; obtain appropriate consent before invasive procedures or immunizations.
  • Distribute patient education materials as directed, assist with patient instruction, and confirm patient understanding of treatment and medication usage.
  • Perform prescribed laboratory tests and treatments and assist in maintaining the laboratory log.
  • Manage and support daily operations of practice secretaries and receptionists or Medical Assistants at designated locations.
  • Represent the department at designated public-relations, committee, and education affairs as delegated.
  • Manage staffing needs, schedules, operations, and training for secretaries and receptionists or Medical Assistants with assistance from the Practice Coordinator.
  • Maintain the designated area and equipment in safe operating condition and requisition repairs as needed.
  • Coordinate planning and implementation of educational and staff-development programs for clinic staff, interdepartmental hospital staff, patients, and public relations.
  • Prepare and maintain departmental records for monthly reports, policies, and procedures as directed by the department director.
  • Assist with performance reviews for staff overseen; the department director reserves decisions on salary increases and disciplinary actions, coordinating with the Lead and Practice Coordinator.

About the Company

Hendricks Regional Health

Regional hospital and specialty care system in Indiana

Hendricks Regional Health is an independent regional hospital system that delivers acute, specialty, and preventive care to west central Indiana through an integrated network of facilities. It runs two hospitals, in Danville and Brownsburg, plus immediate care centers and offices, with service lines spanning cardiovascular and cancer care, orthopedics and joint replacement, women's and pediatric services, emergency and urgent care, and specialties such as neurology and pulmonary medicine. Patients access care in person and manage it online through the MyChart portal, including direct-access physical therapy that requires no referral. What sets it apart is a clinical partnership with Mayo Clinic, Healthgrades recognition for cardiology, and commitments such as a 24-Hour Promise for breast cancer diagnosis. The goal is to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care and help surrounding communities own their health and wellness together.

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