Central Processing Technician Non Cert-24064
Rush Oak Park HospitalHighlight
Summary
About the Role
About You
- High School Diploma/GED.
- Computer Skills.
- Verbal and written skills necessary to facilitate communication with a variety of personnel.
- Ability to maintain confidential information.
- Time management.
- Experienced in Central Processing Department (CPD).
Benefits
- Competitive hourly pay ranging from $16.20 to $24.28.
- Comprehensive benefits package including health care options.
As a clinical partner of Rush University Medical Center, Rush Oak Park Hospital combines the convenience and personal touch of a community hospital with the technology and expertise of a major university medical center. Clinical strengths at ROPH include a broad range of services: Breast center: State-of-the-art screening, evaluation, treatment and support Cancer care: Expert team of specialists from Rush University Medical Center Division of Hematology and Oncology Cardiology (heart and vascular care): Comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services Diabetes and Endocrine care: Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval for inpatient diabetes care Emergency department: staffed with a board-certified physician 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Orthopedics and rehabilitation: Same-day surgery suite; on-site inpatient and outpatient rehab services Pulmonary rehabilitation: Certified by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Center for Rehabilitation: One of the few acute rehabilitation centers in the area, managed by Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital Radiation Therapy Center: Staffed by radiation oncologists from Rush University Medical Center, offering advanced technology close to home Skilled care unit: Ideal environment for stabilized patients who need an extra measure of care Wound Care Center: Healing wounds under the care of specialists for 10 years Laboratory services: Accredited by the College of American Pathology Primary Stroke Center: Joint Commission Primary Stroke Certification; telemedicine stroke technology