Clinical Administrative Assistant

Clinical Administrative Assistant Sherwood Park, Alberta Temporary, Full-time, 12-month term, 1.0 FTE $20.19–$26.59 per hour, based on experience Job Summary Sherwood Park-Strathcona County Primary Care Network (SPPCN) is seeking a Clinical Administrative Assistant to join our clinical administration team.

This role supports the effective and timely scheduling of patients referred to SPPCN clinicians, allied health professionals, and patient programs.

The successful candidate will communicate with patients and physician offices throughout the scheduling and referral process, provide professional front-office support, and maintain confidentiality in accordance with health record and privacy requirements.

What We Offer Temporary, full-time 12-month position Competitive hourly compensation Extended health and dental benefits 9% RRSP matching program Paid vacation and sick leave Health & Wellness Spending Account Employee and Family Assistance Program Professional development funding and paid education time Collaborative and supportive team environment Responsibilities As a valued member of the clinical administrative team, you will be responsible for but are not limited to the following: Indexing/Referral Processing Responsible for following procedures for indexing, reviewing physician referrals and directing where needed in order to schedule and complete the referral process including: Identifying appropriate triage process for various clinicians, programs and groups Process self-referrals for patients as requested Scheduling Processed Referrals Conducts additional processes where appropriate (ie.

check AHC number validity) Maintains schedules for clinicians, books appointments, monitors cancellations, internal referrals, worklists and/or wait lists and follows up where necessary Set up zoom links/meetings for virtual appointments for patients in-clinic where necessary Communication/Clinic Liaison Provides pre-appointment patient information and conducts multiple contact with patients and clinics (phone/email) May obtain pre-appointment documentation from patient, community stakeholders or physician offices Monitors/tracks clinical response letters to physician offices are completed as per CPSA Office/Clinical Administration Responsible for front office reception to greet and direct patients and visitors appropriately to staff or appointments, as well as field inquiries from public or stakeholders and direct as necessary Field staff and patient questions/inquiries about zoom, EMR, patient iPads Responsible for proof reading and completing various clinical letters to ensure accuracy of patient and other information Completes AFAD quarterly checks: Conducts quarterly updates of physician clinics accepting new patients Provides information to update website Scan information and documents to EMR, enter data or sends to patients Responsible for various office/building tasks: Opening – closing procedures, equipment check, training room set up/take down Conduct regularly scheduled equipment checks (daily AED, fridge temperature verification and recording) Maintain confidential medical records Other duties as required Attributes and Competencies Enthusiastic, positive, and service-focused attitude.

Flexible, creative, and able to manage competing priorities in a changing environment.

Ethical, responsible, and accountable for actions.

Respectful of different views and opinions.

Comfortable asking questions and participating in difficult conversations when needed.

Strong understanding of confidentiality, privacy, and sensitive information handling.

Education & Experience Medical Office Assistant (MOA) Certificate or medical information training an asset Three years’ direct experience preferred Medical Terminology training an asset Experience with medical terminology or medical offices preferred Equivalent education and experience may be considered Experience with HealthQuest EMR and NetCARE (or similar EMR) required Additional Requirements Current Criminal Record Check and Vulnerable Sector Check satisfactory to the organization.

Valid Alberta driver’s license.

Access to reliable transportation, as occasional travel may be required.

About SPPCN Sherwood Park-Strathcona County Primary Care Network works with physicians and healthcare professionals to provide coordinated, accessible, and patient-centered primary care services.

Our team is committed to supporting healthier communities through collaboration, innovation, and exceptional care.

• DISCLAIMER This job description indicates representative responsibilities and specifications of the position only and should not be considered to necessarily represent all responsibilities and specifications of the position.

The incumbent may perform other duties as assigned, which are not specified in this description.

A review and update of this job description will take place at the yearly performance review.

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