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Responsible for answering and connecting all incoming organization calls to the requested areas. Transfers clinical and support staff calls to desired destinations for continuity of patient care. Obtains additional and/or relevant information from callers to determine appropriate call destinations. Operates as a key member of the emergency management process. Dispatching teams in a clear, accurate, and calm manner to respond to emergencies. Functions as an after-hour care representative for clinical offices. Takes messages for both urgent and non-urgent matters and dispatching them as requested by individual offices.
Minimum Education
Minimum Work Experience
Required Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities
Pay Range: $15.34 - $22.77
COMPETITIVE SHIFT DIFFERENTIALS
Part Time
Ambulatory Healthcare Services
$34k-41k (estimate)
04/28/2023
05/14/2024
rrmccareers.org
CLEMENTWOOD, VT
500 - 1,000
1896
MARK FOLEY
<$5M
Ambulatory Healthcare Services
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