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Job description
As part of strengthening his team, we are recruiting a Medical Secretary.
Main duties
Physical and telephone reception of patients
Appointment management and physician planning
Constitution, classification and archiving of medical records
Education / Qualifications
Entering and updating patient administrative information
Patient orientation and management of information requests
Candidate profile
Candidate profile:
ĂŠhold a diploma in medical secretariat, executive assistantship or equivalent
Experience
Justify experience in a clinic, medical office or health structure (asset)
Other information
Good command of computer tools (Word, Excel, e-mail)
Have a good command of the GHS software (mandatory)
Good presentation and excellent speech
Sense of organization, discretion and rigor
Ability to work under pressure and in a team
Application files
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