Washington Hospital Healthcare System

BUSINESS ASSISTANT - OUTPATIENT DIABETES

Washington Hospital Healthcare System  •  Fremont, CA (Onsite)  •  28 days ago
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Job Description



Washington Hospital Healthcare System Job Description  
Division: Patie nt Care Service s  
Job Title: Business Assist ant  
Job Code: 10G  
Position Summar y  
The Business Assistant performs and provides non-clinical business  
support functions including, but not limited to, scheduling, staffing,  
and reporting for the assigned department. Frequently accomp lishes  
projects by using computer programs. Participates as a departmental  
representative as assign ed.  
In addition to performing the essential functions listed below, may  
also be assigned other duties as required.  
Statement of  
Reports to: Nursing Direct or  
Accountabilit y  
Qualification s  
Educatio n  
Licensure  
Work Experience  
Skills/computer/ specifi c  
technical  
1.  
2.  
High school graduate or equivalent required.  
Business college, Associate Degree or higher in business or  
computer systems credential for Microsoft programs; medical  
terminology preferr ed.  
3.  
4.  

Previous healthcare experience as a staffing clerk, unit clerk,  
account representative, executive assistant, or other  
administrative ro le.  
Other qualifications,  
miscellaneous  
Specify if qualifications are  
Required or Preferred  
5.  
6.  
7.  
8.  
9.  

Ability to read, write and comprehend medical terminology.  
Emotional stamina to work in stressful environment.  
Effective written and verbal communication skills.  
Previous experience in staffing, scheduling, timekeeping, or  
payroll, preferab ly within a healthcare setting.  
Typing or keyboarding approximately 30 wpm.  
Working knowledge of the following computer programs: MS  
Excel, MS Outlook, MS PowerPoint, MS Word required.  
Knowledge of or willingness to learn: Adobe, Acrobat, MS  
Access, MS FrontPage, Microsoft Office products, MS Visio, ,  
Trendpath, ADP, Workday and/or other applications or  
programs as needed.  
10.  
11.  
12.  
Essential Job Responsibiliti es  
Achieving Resul ts  
Key Components: assess ,  
plan, evaluate, demonstra te  
initiative, quality of work,  
productivity  
1.  
Works to support the mission, vision, and values of  
Washington H Health.  
2.  
Performs ongoin g and long term assessment of department  
staffing need s in collaboration with the Nurse  
Manager/Director and Staffing Offi ce.  
3.  
4.  
Audits assigned processes and aggregates data for  
leadership revie w.  
Prepares and posts departmental quality reports as requested  
by leadership based on unit and/or divisional goals.  
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Business Assistan t  
Essential Job Responsibiliti es  
Demonstrates Sk ill  
Key Components:  
competency, job knowledge ,  
organizational skills,  
analytical skill, management  
of information, employee &  
patient safety  
1.  
Demonstrates competency in performing the skills necessary:  
a.  
b.  
c  
d.  
e.  
Filin g  
Telephone ski lls  
Transcription  
Ordering  
Computer software applications and programs to  
include Microsoft Word, Excel, Outloo k, and Power  
Poin t  
f.  
Computer softwa re programs for staffing, scheduling,  
and payroll.  
2.  
3.  
Demonstrates ability and willingness to learn new software  
applications and programs as technology changes or updated.  
Performs unit-based staff scheduler function, observing  
memoranda of understanding for all employee classifications  
assigned  
4.  
5.  
Demonstrates current knowledge of unit care activities as it  
relates to staffing and scheduling..  
Has delegated autonomy in development and projection of  
schedules but requires appropriate authorization(s) as  
established by Manager/Direc tor.  
6.  
Maintains accura te records relate d to schedules, employee  
files and other documents required to support the regulatory  
and compliant operation of the unit.  
7.  
8.  
Releases information as required while maintaining  
confidentiality of reco rds.  
Assists with meetings as assigned: scheduling, publishing of  
meeting, and/or minute taking. Processes and distributes  
minutes in a timely manner.9.Prepares reports and  
presentations for leader ship review as assigned.  
Planning &  
Coordinatin g  
Key Components: delegates ,  
decision making, problem  
solving, management of  
resources  
1.  
Formulates a plan in collaboration with the Manager/Director  
that ensures that direct and indirect services are provided for  
the unit.  
2.  
3.  
4.  

Adjusts time to accommodate needs of department.  
Collaborates with Manager/Director/designee  regarding  
departmental equipment and staffing needs. Assists to order  
department supplies or equipment as needed  
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Business Assistan t  
Essential Job Responsibiliti es  
Planning &  
5.  
Assists with departm ent’s staffing schedule on daily basis,  
Coordinatin g, Cont.  
coordinating adjustments with nurse staffing office personnel.  
6.  
Supports and acts as unit representative to Payroll to facilitate  
initial information entry and assist with or coordinate problem  
resolution for individual payroll corrections.  
7.  
Coordinates unit leadership’s calendar for appointments,  
interviews and ad hoc meetings as requested.  
May  
independently initiate calendar events within the unit only.  
Schedules other meetings as directed.  
8.  
1.  
Orders nonclinical departmental supplies as requested.   
Professionali sm  
Demonstrates an awareness and sensitivity to patients’ rights  
and patient confidential ity. Keeps confidential all information  
acquired through job activities.  
Key Components:  
dependability, interpersonal  
skills, teamwork, patient first  
ethic, customer service ,  
communication skills,  
punctuality/attendance,  
receptiveness to criticism,  
judgment, confidentiality  
2.  
3.  
4.  
5.  
Demonstrates effective communication skills using interest-  
based communications and following chain of command.  
Demonstrates professional responsibility by following  
Hospital, Divisional, and unit-based policies and procedures.  
Demonstrates integrity and fosters teamwork among  
colleagues  
Provides quality customer service and responds appropriately  
to customer complaints and compliments. Customers may be  
defined as physicians, healthcare givers, hospital  
departments, patients, visitors and /or vendors.  
Improving the  
Organizatio n  
Key Components:  
performance improvement,  
quality initiatives  
1.  
Participates in interdisciplinary performance im provement  
activities as requested.  
Self-Developme nt  
Key Components: maintain  
license/certification,  
1.  
2.  
Demonstrates an awareness of self-responsibility and  
accountability for improving own level of performance.  
Seeks to improve performance by participating in self-  
development activities, in-services and continuing e ducation  
that is appropriate to the area of clinical responsibility.  
education and training  
Regulatory  
Compliance  
Key Components: JCAHO,  
Title 22, OIG, HIPAA ,  
State/Federal laws, hospita l  
policies  
1.  
Demonstrates awareness of, and compliance with, regulator y  
and licensing standards as it relates to the job classification  
(i.e., The Joint Commission, Title 22, OSHA, HIPAA, CMS,  
CDPH, CA Privacy law and other service-specific regulations).  
2.  
Prepared by: Nursing Management Team  
Date: 10/12  
Date:  
Approved by:  
Title: VP, CNO  
Personnel Office Review:  
Date:  
Revised Date: 10/4/01; 3/02; 9/03; 1/05; 11/07; 5/10; 10/12; Reviewed 10/17; Revised 9/25  
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Physical Requiremen ts  
Job Title: Business Assist ant  
Job #: 10G  
1. Physical Activities General description. Show average time (0 8 hours) per workday.  
a. Sitting:  
None/minimal (0-1)  
None/minimal (0-1)  
None/minimal (0-1)  
None/minimal (0-1)  
None/minimal (0-1)  
Occasional (1-2)  
Occasional (1-2)  
Occasional (1-2)  
Occasional (1-2)  
Occasional (1-2)  
Frequent (3-4)  
Frequent (3-4)  
Frequent (3-4)  
Frequent (3-4)  
Frequent (3-4)  
Continuous (5+ Hrs)  
Continuous (5+ Hrs)  
Continuous (5+ Hrs)  
Continuous (5+ Hrs)  
Continuous (5+ Hrs)  
b. Walking:  
c. Standing:  
d. Bending:  
e. Squat, kneel,  
crawl:  
2. Weight lifted / force exerted. Show average time (0 8 hours) per workday:  
a. 0 -25 lbs. (light ):  
b. 26 - 50 lbs. (med)  
c. 51 + lbs. (heavy):  
None/minimal (0-1)  
None/minimal (0-1)  
None/minimal (0-1)  
Occasional (1-2)  
Occasional (1-2)  
Occasional (1-2)  
Frequent (3-4)  
Frequent (3-4)  
Frequent (3-4)  
Continuous (5+ Hrs)  
Continuous (5+ Hrs)  
Continuous (5+ Hrs)  
d. Describe type of activity  
e. Details of heaviest item/activity:  
3. Repetitive use of hands. Show average (0 8 hours) / workday:  
Pushing/Pullin g  
Reaching above shoulder level  
Lifting  
Carrying.  
a. Both hands:  
b. Dominant only:  
c. Dexterity:  
None/minimal (0-1)  
None/minimal (0-1)  
Simple grasping  
Occasional (1-2)  
Occasional (1-2)  
Power grasping  
Frequent (3-4)  
Frequent (3-4)  
Fine manipulation.  
Continuous (5+ Hrs)  
Continuous (5+ Hrs))  
Describe any special activity:  
4. Repetitive use of feet (other than walking/standing), i.e. foot control. Show average time (0 8 hours)  
workday  
a.  
Right  
Left  
Both  
None/minimal (0-1)  
Occasional (1-2)  
Frequent (3-4)  
Continuous (5+ Hrs )  
Describe any special activity:  
5. Vision requirement s:  
Basic Vision Requirements; including Close Vision (clear vision at 20 inches o r less)  
and Distance Vision (clear at 20 feet or mor e).  
Specific Vision Requirements:  
a.  
b.  
c.  
Color Vision (ability to identify and distinguish colors)  
Peripheral Vision (ability to observe up/down or left/right while eyes are fixed on a gi ven point)  
Depth Perception (three-dimensional vision; ability to judge distances and spatial relationships)  
Describe any special vision requirement:  
6. Hearing requirements  
Basic Hearing Requirements; including ability to hear alarms and pages, ability to  
hear communications, requests or instructions from patients, staff or public.  
Describe any special hearing requirement:  
7. Work Environment - This job requires exposure to the following environmental conditions:  
a.  
b.  
c.  
d.  
Blood or body fluids  
Wet, humid conditions (non-weather) f.  
Work near moving mechanical parts  
Fumes or airborne particles  
e.  
Toxic or caustic chemica ls  
i.  
Electrical shock risk.  
Risk of radiati on  
Vibration  
Outdoor weather conditions j.  
Extreme cold (non-weather) k.  
Extreme heat (non-weather)  
g.  
h.  
i. Noise level for work environment is:  
Very Quiet  
Quiet  
Moderate  
Loud  
Very Loud  
8. Other (if applicable):  
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Washington Hospital Healthcare System

About Washington Hospital Healthcare System

Washington Health is fostering healthier communities and access to health care services including academic level care, close to home.

Industry
Healthcare & Social Services
Company Size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Fremont, CA
Year Founded
1958
Website
whhs.com
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