An Officer is responsible for providing frontline services in areas such as registration, billing and payment collection, liaising with patients and care givers, and providing financial counselling.
S/He may work in various locations such as out-patient, in-patient and 24 hours emergency department. S/He may work in the insurance counter who responsible for the administration of the insurance cases, including the relevant admission and discharge, payment and documentation.
S/He should be organized and responsive. S/he should possess effective communication and interpersonal skills.
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Accountable for all aspects of own intervention decision and therapy deliver professionally and legally, including the management of patient care.
To undertake the assessment of patients, using clinical reasoning skills and manual assessment techniques to provide a physiotherapy impression of their condition.
Provide appropriate support, to formulate prognosis and recommend best course of intervention, developing discharge plans.
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Adhere strictly to rules and regulations on radiation safety to patients and staff, and ensure safety of patient before, during and after the procedure by providing the necessary care and constant monitoring of patient’s condition.
The practice shall apply the ALARA principle (as low as reasonably achievable) to each radiological procedure performed, which aim to minimize radiation exposure.
Monitor and ensure the accommodation and environmental conditions as required by the relevant imaging specifications (including regulatory requirements where they influence the quality and safety of medical imaging services.
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