We are seeking a compassionate and highly organized Office Administrative Coordinator to join our outpatient hospice team. This individual serves as the central hub for administrative, HR, and communication support—ensuring seamless coordination between office operations, clinical disciplines, and patient care.
Spanish speaking candidates are highly recommended due to regular interaction with diverse patients, families, and staff.
🛠️ Key Responsibilities
Staff Onboarding & Training
Facilitate orientation and training for new employees
Maintain onboarding documentation and processes
Administrative & Scheduling Support
Schedule and confirm appointments for staff and patients
Send and manage emails, faxes, and routine correspondence
Human Resources Coordination
Assist in managing HR tasks for new and existing employees
Support with employee records, updates, and compliance tracking
Electronic Medical Records Management
Enter and maintain data within the EMR system accurately and efficiently
Collaborate with clinical staff for timely documentation
Communication & Coordination
Answer incoming calls and direct inquiries appropriately
Liaise between field and office staff to ensure timely exchange of information
Coordinate updates across multiple disciplines (nursing, social work, chaplaincy, etc.)
Patient & Family Interaction
Communicate with patients and families with empathy and professionalism
Provide information and reassurance regarding hospice services
Hospice Program Knowledge
Continually learn and grow understanding of hospice philosophy, services, and regulatory requirements
Uphold confidentiality and compassionate care principles
📌 Qualifications
Proven administrative experience, preferably in healthcare or hospice
Strong computer proficiency with EMR systems and Microsoft Office
Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills
Ability to multitask and maintain attention to detail in a fast-paced environment
Spanish language skills strongly preferred
Compassionate demeanor and commitment to sensitive patient and family interaction