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Canyon Home Care & Hospice LLC

Office Manager

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An Office Manager directs administrative staff and manages workflow in a business office. Supervises clerical work, tracks office supplies, oversees maintenance for office equipment and manages budget for office expenses. May hire and train staff.

$60,680 / year median in Idaho

+5% projected growth

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Job Description

JOB DESCRIPTION
The Office Manager is directly responsible for reporting to the Branch Director. The Office Manager is the communication center for employees performing multiple tasks.
RESPONSIBILITIES 1.
Answers phones in a professional and courteous manner. 2. Maintaining CNA and PCA schedules. 3. Creating CNA and PCA care plans per the RN orders. 4. Monitor and assists in maintaining patient charts. 5. Assists in coordination of care by: answering phones and making calls to ensure dissemination of needed information. 6. Requests and monitors for receipt of Physician Orders, Patients History and Physicals. 7. Maintains update information, tracking and logs: CAD, Patient Database, Patient charts, on call-logs, QA records. 8. Other miscellaneous office, clerical, and organization tasks as needed.
QUALIFICATIONS
Good communication skills and phone skills Knowledge of computer software Typing skills (40 w.p.m.) Preferred experience in home health and hospice Ability to multi task Ability to understand and show compliance with regulations for home care and hospice