Administrative Assistant - Acute Care - Afternoon/Evening Hours with Flexible Start Times and Fully Remote Available!

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Remote work is available for candidates in Minnesota, North Dakota, or South Dakota, only. The Administrative Assistant - Acute Care (Nursing Administration Assistant) is a valued position that provides support to Lake Region Healthcare's nursing operations. This person has contact with employees, prospective employees, volunteers, community, administration, new employees, providers, and department leaders. This position requires the ability to effectively communicate with staff and the public, to provide a wide range of information with accuracy, staff nursing departments in the acute care setting and to perform clerical support with efficiency and neatness. Effective interpersonal and communication skills are essential for this position. The incumbent has access to sensitive, confidential information and must be able to maintain those confidences. Duties include but are not limited to: • Provides executive and nursing leadership support, including calendar management, clerical functions, communications, and departmental coordination. • Coordinates nursing staff scheduling: prepares schedules, maintains staffing records, tracks census/acuity, fills open shifts, and ensures compliance with policies, union contracts, and seniority rules. • Coordinates recruitment and onboarding processes, including job postings, interviews, orientations, and status changes. • Organizes education and professional development activities, including orientations, in-services, workshops, Daisy awards, and related communications, materials, and logistics. • Maintains and updates departmental manuals, nursing forms, educational resources, and electronic/document filing systems. • Supports clinical and administrative operations such as admissions coordination, outpatient scheduling, committee meetings, and executive secretary backup coverage. • Provides general office and facilities support, including answering phone calls, mail distribution, equipment tracking, supply management, copying, and maintaining shared workspaces. • Utilizes Microsoft Office and healthcare-related systems to maintain accurate records, reports, and organized digital files; participates regularly in staff meetings. Hours/Shifts This opening is for mostly afternoon and evening shifts with morning hours available on Mondays. Shifts are Monday-Friday with no weekends! We offer flexible start times and are open to full time, part time or casual candidates for this role. We encourage you to list your shift preferences and availability in your application. Example hours include: • 12pm-6pm • 12:30pm-6pm • 1pm-6pm • 1:30pm-6pm • or casual/PRN with availability Monday mornings from 7am-2pm Compensation The hourly wage range for this role is $19.86-$29.11/hour. Please note that final compensation will be determined based on experience, qualifications and internal equity considerations. Benefit Offerings Lake Region Healthcare is pleased to offer a comprehensive benefit program designed to meet your unique needs. This includes medical and dental coverage; HSA, FSA and 401k plans; EAP, life and disability coverage; voluntary accident, critical illness and hospital indemnity coverage; pet insurance, ID theft protection and legal services. For new employees, the effective date of coverage for most plans is the first of the month, following a 30-day waiting period. EEOC Lake Region Healthcare provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training. Qualifications Requirements are representative of minimum levels of knowledge, skills, and/or abilities. • Education/Special Skills: High school diploma or equivalent education preferred, ability to communicate effectively both orally and in writing, previous medical terminology/work (optional), previous clerical experience, ability to operate a computer and word processing equipment, a good working knowledge of grammar and spelling of English language, and ability to work with and for a variety of persons. • Working knowledge in Windows, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Publisher and Microsoft Office Excel. • Knowledge of or ability to learn the electronic incident tracking system. • Successful completion of the pre-employment health screening process required. • Must be able to attend the work site per schedule. Apply tot his job

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