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JOB SUMMARYUConn Student Health and Wellness (SHaW) is hiring a Medical Office Coordinator for our UConn Waterbury Campus. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIESWorking under limited supervision of a supervisor or manager, the SHaW Medical Office Coordinator will be responsible for the following: Coordinates daily office operations and assists with office processes including student flow and student experience.
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Direct care in a long-term care setting and/or MDS Coordinator experience required. May train, mentor and/or manage MDS Coordinators, providing guidance and support. Support for professional growth and development.
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Reports malfunction of medical equipment to Office Coordinator/Practice Manager Assists physician/practitioner with office surgical procedures. Keeps inventory of medical supplies and reports them to Office Coordinator/Practice Manager for reorder.
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