Windham Hospital·Willimantic, Connecticut
The Clinical Assistant provides direct patient care and assists the coordinator with clinical procedures and exam room preparation. They also handle clerical tasks, maintain unit supplies, and manage specimen collection and transport.
Under the direct supervision of the Practice Coordinator or his/her designee, the Women's Health Services Clinical Assistant will assist the Coordinator in providing direct care to patients. In this role the Women's Health Services Clinical Assistant will assist with patient care, assist coordinator with procedures, set up and breakdown exam rooms, including cleaning of equipment, documenting vital signs and report findings to the coordinator. They will perform clerical duties such as answering the phone and assisting patients to get information from the staff considering the patient experience. The Women's Health Services Clinical Assistant will maintain supplies on the unit assisting with inventory and doing out dates. The Women's Health Services Clinical Assistant will help collect and properly label specimens and transport to lab. Other tasks as assigned will be expected.
Candidates must be high school graduates with an active Connecticut Certified Nurses Aide (CNA) certification. BLS certification is required or must be obtained within three months of employment.
Market context
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