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MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER

Beit CURE Children’s Hospital
📍 BlantyreCDI🗓️ 19 days ago

Job Description

Blantyre
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About Beit-CURE Children's Hospital Beit-CURE Children's Hospital is a specialist healthcare facility dedicated to providing high-quality surgical care for children. The hospital is committed to delivering patient-centred services while maintaining high standards of quality, confidentiality, and clinical excellence. Job Summary Beit-CURE Children's Hospital is seeking a qualified Medical Administrative Officer to coordinate the surgical patient pathway, manage patient health records and information systems, facilitate patient access to care, and ensure compliance with hospital quality standards and information governance requirements. Key Responsibilities Coordinate the surgical patient pathway from scheduling through admission and treatment. Maintain and update surgical waiting lists and patient status records. Support patients and guardians with admission procedures and treatment information. Manage patient follow-ups and monitor attendance rates. Create, maintain, store, retrieve, and safeguard patient health records. Coordinate digitization and migration of patient records into electronic health record systems. Ensure confidentiality, security, and integrity of patient information. Collect, validate, analyse, and maintain patient and surgical data. Prepare reports on admissions, waiting lists, patient outcomes, and health information. Conduct audits of patient records and ensure compliance with quality standards. Develop and maintain policies and procedures for health information management. Collaborate with clinical, administrative, finance, and ICT teams to improve service delivery. Train staff on documentation standards, confidentiality, and health information systems. Participate in quality improvement initiatives, accreditation processes, and hospital committees.

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