Clinical Programme Coordinator - Middelburg, South Africa - H2R

H2R

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Middelburg, South Africa

1 week ago

Posted by:

Thabo Mthembu

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Description

Mpumalanga, Middelburg

Market related
Market related

Monthly Basic Salary (Market related, Negotiable)

This position is in Middelburg and the person needs to stay in Middelburg as this is an On-site, position for a Clinical Programme Co-ordinator.

within a hospital case management position. She must be eager to learn, be healthy and fit.

The successful incumbent will not be required to work night shift or formal weekend shifts.

All work to be performed on-site at the office and/ or at the hospital or patient's home when assessments are required - there is no remote or hybrid working.

Skills, Competencies, and Experience:

Seven or more years' experience as a senior in a hospital setting.
Experience as a Wellness nurse within a retail pharmacy/wellness service provider will be advantageous.
Experience within a medical scheme/managed care organisation will be advantageous.
Legal knowledge, i.e. Medical Schemes Act, POPIA, medical liability, etc.
Knowledge of the South African Healthcare industry coding structures i.e. ICD10, CPT4, NRPL, PMB conditions and

clinical protocols, etc.

Extensive clinical knowledge related to all aspects of patient management, including home care.
Excellent telephonic and written communication skills (will be tested).
Computer literacy, MS Office especially intermediate knowledge of Excel (will be tested) and experience with an

industry information system (e.g. hospital, medical scheme administration, or managed care).

Proficiency in English verbal and written.
Strong organisational and task prioritization, and multitasking skills.
Ability to research and analyse information.
Maintaining confidentiality of information.
Decisionmaking skills.
Following through on commitments.
Flexibility to travel.
Own transport and a valid driver's license.

Ability:

High degree of accuracy and attention to detail.
Selfmotivator and the ability to work effectively independently.
Show initiative.
Demonstrated ability to deal with emotionally charged and stressful situations effectively.
Compassionate and attentive listener must be able to interact with the family/ loved ones of members with longstay

hospital events and members with complex disease profiles, including but not limited to chronic conditions, oncology,

mental wellness, etc

Must be confident and comfortable with clinical decisionmaking.

Summary of Responsibilities:

Confidential management of patient medical conditions, treatment, and funding information.
Driving riskbased preventative intervention and care thorough the Schemes model and programmes, including health

risk assessments (HRA's), hospital and home visits and assessments.

Clinical coding per CPT4 and ICD10 requirements and as per client standards.

Managing patient hospitalisation; including the receipt and verification of hospital clinical updates, coordinating the appropriate Level of Care (LOC) and Length of Stay (LOS), and contain hospital stay financial risk (discharge planning).

Provide continuous, complete, and accurate updates and discharge information.
Review the costs to ensure costeffective and necessary care; balance cost and effectiveness of treatment to optimise

access to care and facilities.

Keep the medical advisor/s, scheme management, providers, and members informed, including the interpretation of

medical reports, facilitating clinical decision-making, and the efficient escalation of challenging and unresolved cases
- including reporting.

Interact with service providers relating to funding levels and updates.
Manage patient chronic conditions through the active disease management programmes.
Telephonic and written contact with all stakeholders, including but not limited to members, healthcare providers.

Managing patient hospitalisation; including the receipt and verification of hospital clinical updates, coordinating the

appropriate Level of Care (LOC) and Length of Stay (LOS), and contain hospital stay financial risk (discharge planning).

Provide continuous, complete, and accurate updates and discharge information.
Review the costs to ensure costeffective and necessary care; balance cost and effectiveness of treatment to optimise

access to care and facilities.

Keep the medical advisor/s, scheme management, providers, and members informed, including the interpretation of

medical reports, facilitating clinical decision-making, and the efficient escalation of challenging and unresolved cases
- including reporting.

Interact with service providers relating to funding levels and updates.
Manage patient chronic conditions through the active disease management programmes.
Telephonic and written contact with all stakeholders, including but not limited to members, healthcare providers and the client.
For more information please contact:
Ingrid Pistorius