Secretary of Emergency Department

Data Management & Reporting (Requires Excellent Excel Skills) Advanced Data Entry & Reporting: Utilize Microsoft Excel to an advanced level to track, collate, and report on key departmental metrics (e.g., patient wait times, throughput, resource utilization, and physician hours).

Database Management: Accurately enter and manage patient information within the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system and other hospital databases (e.g., admissions, discharges, transfers, lab results).

Document Generation: Prepare professional correspondence, presentations (PowerPoint), statistical reports, and meeting minutes for the ED leadership team.

Administrative & Operational Support Coordination: Manage the administrative flow of the department, coordinating communication between physicians, nurses, and other ancillary services (e.g., Radiology, Lab, Admitting).

Supply Management: Monitor, order, and manage inventory of office supplies and non-clinical departmental resources.

Records: Maintain organized, accurate, and confidential patient and departmental files, ensuring strict adherence to hospital privacy standards.

Scheduling: Assist with the coordination of ED staff and physician schedules, ensuring up-to-date documentation.

Education: Bachelor's degree in Administration or a Related field preferred.

Experience: Minimum of 2-3 years of secretarial or administrative experience, preferably in a hospital or other fast-paced medical environment.

Excellent in Microsoft Office , with demonstrated Advanced Excel skills (formulas, data manipulation, pivot tables, charts).

Communication: Proven track record of excellent verbal and written communication, interpersonal skills, and professional phone etiquette.

Core Competencies: Ability to Work Under Pressure: Proven ability to remain calm, focused, and effective in a demanding, high-volume, and sometimes stressful environment.

Attention to Detail: Meticulous accuracy in data entry and administrative tasks.

Medical Terminology: Working knowledge of medical terminology is a strong asset.