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AMHC Healthcare

Operates acute care hospitals in California

Nursing Administration Scheduler - Staff

Clinical Support & Patient AdministrationPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeMonterey Park, CA, USA$23 - $26.16In-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
  • A current American Heart Association Basic Life Support (CPR) card is required.
  • Proficiency in written and oral communication is required.
  • At least one year of acute hospital experience is preferred.
  • Experience with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word is required.

Responsibilities

  • Assist with planning, organizing, implementing, and evaluating administration department activities under the supervision of the NOPS Director or designee, including facilitator duties and maintaining the department’s physical environment.
  • Prepare and distribute draft schedules to the unit in a timely manner; assist the director with annual vacation requests, seniority lists, and holiday rotations, and post these when complete.
  • Place final schedules in the schedule book and email them to nursing operations; complete master schedules accurately and on time.
  • Update unit schedules to reflect changes, switches, and additions.
  • Check daily summaries against employee time-clock records in e-time, make corrections listed on Employee E-Time Correction sheets, and remind employees about e-time fallouts.
  • After the director checks the hours and the daily summary is reconciled, assist with posting results in labor productivity records.
  • Report unusual findings, e-time fallouts, absenteeism, and tardiness to the director.
  • Maintain daily and monthly unit staffing records and individual employee records for absenteeism and tardiness; file medical leave of absence and leave of absence forms accurately.
  • Update employee files as needed, including licenses and counseling records.
  • Maintain adequate stock of required forms and office supplies in the director’s office while minimizing unnecessary waste and cost.
  • Maintain and update employee phone numbers.
  • Take, transcribe, and post the director’s meeting minutes as appropriate; coordinate meeting arrangements and employee notifications for staff meetings, IOP meetings, and other meetings.
  • Prepare annual evaluation packets for distribution and ensure packets are complete before sending them to Human Resources.
  • Assist the director with expense reports.
  • Take clear and accurate messages and communicate them to the director; respond promptly and appropriately to requests, problems, and questions.
  • Maintain confidentiality in accordance with hospital policy, including patient, employee, and medical-record confidentiality.
  • Follow appropriate telephone protocol by promptly answering calls, identifying the unit and self by name and title, and referring calls appropriately.
  • Assist coworkers when needed or requested; read and act on official information, including bulletins, memos, and verbal messages; communicate problems and concerns to the director.
  • Perform tasks with minimal supervision, complete assigned responsibilities within expected time frames, and exercise sound judgment within the expectations of the job.
  • Assist the director in collecting, sorting, and arranging data for quarterly reports.
  • Assist with reporting CQI information to team leaders at the beginning of each month, report CQI discrepancies to the director for follow-up, and input and upload CQI data to CALNOC following quarterly studies.
  • Operate equipment and perform job-related duties safely; identify safety hazards and take appropriate action.
  • Observe the hospital dress code, wear an identification badge, maintain a neat and professional appearance, and keep the department and personal workstation clean and orderly.
  • Attend required in-service and orientation education programs and hospital meetings.
  • Follow hospital and department standard operating procedures for infection precautions and the handling and use of hazardous substances, as well as policies governing smoking, telephone usage, and other workplace conduct.
  • Initiate and complete quality risk security reports appropriately.
  • Identify self to patients and significant others when arriving to care for a patient.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

About the Company

AMHC Healthcare

Operates acute care hospitals in California

AHMC Healthcare operates a for-profit network of acute-care hospitals in California, acquiring and managing community hospitals to deliver a wide range of inpatient, outpatient, and emergency services. Its facilities house diagnostic imaging like MRI and CT, with centers such as the Heart Center at Anaheim Regional Medical Center and programs for international physician training and community health education. The company grows by purchasing existing hospitals and integrating them into a regional network, leveraging local leadership and a broad California footprint, and it has been part of ApolloMed since 2018. The goal is to expand access to comprehensive hospital care across California, run a large, efficient hospital network, and serve Medicare and Medicaid patients through multiple facilities.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Illinois, United States
Founded
2004

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