Service Access Team Leader - Speech Pathology & Audiology

• Review listing of today?s patients and next day patients (Department Appointment Report -DAR) Complete prior preparation activities as required by clinic/department area. 
• Manage clinic work queues following appropriate policies and procedures. Missing Registration items that can be cleared for patients prior to or at arrival Referral work queues Orders work queue.
• Obtain Imprest cash bag.
• Identify operational improvements to maximize efficiency and effectiveness of services provided. Communicate opportunities to management
• Perform other related clerical duties as assigned by Service Access Manager

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