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Build rapport with district leaders and coaches to understand client context, needs, and areas of support by creating a positive, warm, and supportive coaching environment that involves dialogue, a sense of humor, empathy, and patience.
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A good sense of humor and fun in the workplace. The Medical Records Coordinator is responsible for assembling patient information into patients’ medical records accurately and completely. As such, MarinHealth requires employees to receive all required immunizations, including, MMR, flu (seasonal availability), and COVID-19 vaccine + booster, as a condition of employment and annually thereafter, as required.
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Customer focused: Serving with compassion, respect and a sense of humor. All company leaders are encouraged to be an active part/member of the local community which includes shopping locally, socializing with local vendors and neighboring storefront employees, working out at local gyms and being present at local community events.
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Medical Records Coordinator, Primary Care (Larkspur), Full Time, Days. 1-2 years of Healthcare Administration experience. Responsible for chart migration and administrative support. Prioritizing daily tasks, and responding in a timely fashion to urgent requests.
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