Document Imaging Technician I

• Medical Records
• Part Time/Days
• Req #2117983350 Antelope Valley Medical Center
• 3.6 Lancaster, CA Job Details Part-time $21.53
• $33.

34 an hour 3 hours ago

Qualifications Driver's License Driving Full Job Description Job Objective:

Under the supervision of the Assistant Director of Health Information Services and under the direction of the Service Coordinator will perform a variety of duties related to record processing in one or more of the following functions: record retrieval, filing, and delivery; researching patient information; prepping records; scanning records; release of information; purging and data entry. This position will maintain daily workflow, ensuring timely processing of records with a high level of quality.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Record Control Maintains and uses a variety of health information indexes, census, logs, storage, and retrieval systems. Researches, compiles and generates information related to same. Retrieves, reproduces, delivers and files health information throughout the facility and in offsite storage areas using numerical, alphabetical, and color-coded systems. Retrieves and reconciles daily discharge records to ensure timeliness of prepping, scanning, and indexing processes. Drive hospital vehicle to offsite storage and other facilities for transportation of records following defined transport guidelines. Purging Based on defined guidelines, decipher if records should be retained or purged. Purges records based on defined criteria. Retained records will re-filed on shelving units at offsite storage. Purged records identified for destruction will be maintained in a separate holding area at offsite storage, designated documents transported to main office for review, then records identified for destruction moved to shred-it bins on destruction approval dates identified by Service Coordinator. Data Entry Enters data into computer system based on procedures for destruction. Enters data in a timely and accurate manner. Returns incomplete or questionable records to Service Coordinator for final disposition before entering data. Prepping Technically evaluates, assembles, and processes documents in preparation for the scanning process while ensuring correct patient identification on each page of record. Processes photographs and cold feeds as defined in the guidelines. Removes staples, identifies poor originals, secures damaged or small documents. Prepares batches and completes appropriate information on cover sheet for each patient type. Scanning Scans documents in a timely manner while verifying accuracy of preparation, quality, and potential scanning hazards. Writes batches to correct work queue. Maintains scanner and performs scanner maintenance processes. Assigns a batch identification number according to procedure. Release of Information Copies, prints, or faxes pertinent records in response to requests for release of records or continued care. Documents or communicates requests or releases of records in appropriate system or to appropriate staff. Protects the confidentiality of primary and secondary health records and releases information as mandated by law, professional standards, and the hospital's policies. Other Duties Assists hospital staff, medical staff, public, and patients. Performs transcription clerical functions. Plans, organizes, prioritizes, and coordinates work to achieve functional area goals and maximum productivity and efficiency on a day-to-day basis. Researches and enters patient data into various systems as defined by procedure. Answers telephones consistent with Service Excellence standards, addresses and/or routes calls appropriately and in a timely manner.

Non-Essential Duties:

Accepts and carries out other miscellaneous duties and responsibilities as required for maintaining the services provided by Medical Records.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

Knowledge Knowledge of Microsoft Office applications. Knowledge of department policies, practices and operations. Skills Perform data entry accurately with use of a keyboard and mouse. Perform duties using computers and equipment required for scanning and indexing of documents Effective oral and written communication skills. Detail oriented and organized. Abilities Ability to recognize colors associated with color-coded filing system. Ability to learn the advanced aspects of the various indexes, storage, tracking, and retrieval systems. Ability to retrieve, reproduce, deliver, track, and file records using various equipment and systems in the facility and offsite. Ability to review records and verify patient information. Ability to drive hospital vehicle to offsite storage areas and facilities for record transport.

AVH Values:

All AVH employees will effectively demonstrate these values: Patients Come First

• We listen actively and communicate with our patients and families, placing safety as a top priority. Accountability & Ownership
• We fully complete tasks, are transparent, effectively communicate, and recognize that what we do reflects on us. Teamwork
• We build trusting relationships, promote a sense of community, and are respectful of everyone. Success is about the whole team. Integrity & Honesty
• We tell the truth at all times, speak up when something is wrong, and do the right thing when no one is looking. Excellence
• We take pride in our work, are goal-oriented, and on a never-ending quest for top tier quality. Initiative & Innovation
• Our can-do attitudes, creativity, and resourcefulness empower us to improve the patient's experience, solve our own problems, make timely decisions, and look for opportunities to add value. Tenderness & Compassion
• We have genuine empathy, show kindness, and encourage and advocate for each other.

Education and Experience:

Education High school graduate or GED equivalent. Experience Prior experience working in an acute care hospital medical record department preferred. Required Licensure and/or

Certifications:

Valid driver's license required

AVH Conduct/Compliance Expectations:

Ability to adhere with AVH Absenteeism and Tardiness Policy Ability to adhere with AVH Leaves of Absence Policy Ability to adhere with AVH Paid Time Off (PTO) Policy Ability to adhere with AVH Recording of Hours Worked Policy Ability to adhere to the department dress code Ability to organize work and establish priorities Ability to expand on own initiative in performance of duties Skill and ability to follow the telephone etiquette/standards Conforms to AVH Standards of Excellence Ability to function effectively under pressure and meet time parameters Ability to communicate effectively while maintaining good working relationships with co-workers, managers and other hospital staff Ability to adhere to the normal standards of courtesy and conduct as defined under the rules of hospitality at AVH Ability to maintain the confidentiality of patient, hospital and department information Ability to adhere to safety rules and regulations Safely and effectively uses all equipment necessary to carry out duties Ability to interpret and function under hospital and department policies and procedures Conforms with required and appropriate Joint Commission requirements Conforms with and supports hospital quality assurance and improvement guidelines Ability to participate effectively in department and hospital staff education Display a willingness to work as a team player Ability to give and support the highest level of patient/customer satisfaction at all times Supports and adheres to the values and mission statement established by the AVH Board of Directors Ability to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the Compliance & Integrity Program and its established policies. Ability to follow the

Code of Conduct Physical Requirements and Working Conditions:

Work is usually performed in a normal office environment and may require long periods in sedentary position performing one function. Transporting records or boxes of records within the facility and to onsite storage areas will be required to retrieve or deliver records. Frequent use of scanner, keyboard and video display terminal. Driving a hospital vehicle in order to transport records. A detailed description of the physical requirements of this job is maintained in the Employee Health Department.

Education and Experience:

Education High school graduate or GED equivalent. Experience Prior experience working in an acute care hospital medical record department preferred. Required Licensure and/or

Certifications:

Valid driver's license required