Oneyda Martinez

• Patient Registration: Register new patients, ensuring accurate and complete demographic and insurance information.

• Insurance Verification: Verify patient insurance coverage and process necessary paperwork.

• Admission Process: Assist patients and their families with the admission process, explaining policies, procedures, and any required documentation.

• Patient Records: Maintain and update patient records, ensuring compliance with privacy regulations like HIPAA.

• Communication: Act as a liaison between patients, their families, medical staff, and administrative personnel, ensuring clear and timely communication.

• Patient Support: Provide emotional support and assistance to patients and families during the admission process.

• Compliance: Ensure that all admissions processes and documentation adhere to hospital policies and regulatory requirements.

• Data Entry: Accurate data entry of patient information into electronic health record systems.

• Problem Resolution: Address and resolve any issues or concerns related to the admissions process.

• Training: Train and orient new staff members to admissions procedures and best practices.

• Quality Improvement: Contribute to improving the efficiency and effectiveness of the admissions process.

•Patient Care: Provide direct patient care, including measuring vital signs, taking medical histories, and preparing patients for exams or procedures.

•Assisting Physicians: Assist healthcare providers during examinations and minor surgical procedures.

•Phlebotomy: Perform blood draws and collect specimens for laboratory testing.

•Medication Administration: Administer medications and injections under the direction of a physician.

•Medical Records: Maintain accurate and up-to-date patient records, ensuring compliance with privacy regulations.

•Patient Education: Educate patients about their conditions, medications, and treatment plans.

•Scheduling* Schedule patient appointments, tests, and follow-up visits.

•Infection Control: Implement infection control procedures to maintain a safe and clean clinical environment.

•Equipment Maintenance: Ensure that medical equipment is properly maintained and sterilized.

•Administrative Tasks: Handle administrative duties such as answering phones, managing patient files, and billing.

•EHR Usage: Proficiently use Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems for documentation and record-keeping.

•Patient Support: Offer emotional support and assist patients with any non-medical needs.

•Team Collaboration: Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive patient care.

•Emergency Response: Be prepared to respond to medical emergencies and assist in emergency procedures.