Clinical Team Assistant - Oral Health & Clinical Support Services (1 Part-time position)

The Middlesex-London Health Unit has an exciting opportunity to fill an existing vacancy for one part-time Clinical Team Assistant to work on the Oral Health & Clinical Support Services team, in our London and Strathroy clinics.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Under the direction of the Associate Manager, Oral Health & Clinical Support Services, the incumbent will:

Provide administrative support including greeting the public in person and providing them with relevant information, booking appointments and registering clients;
Monitor and maintain clinical supplies including completing requisitions and restocking for the harmonized clinic in London and the Strathroy Dental clinic;
Operate and maintain the equipment in the sterile bay and disinfect instruments from multiple clinics, including dental and sexual health clinics;
Input statistical/medical record information into specific software programs and perform data entry; and,
Perform other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Completion of a Medical Office Assistant, Infection Control, Dental Assistant, diploma or certificate program or equivalent.
Preference will be given for experience and/or completion of a course related to reprocessing and sterilization of medical and/or dental instruments.
Demonstrate familiarity with infection prevention and control (IPAC) standards.
Minimum of six months experience required working in a clinical setting, including outpatient clinic, hospital setting, doctor’s office, dental clinic, or in a related role within the last year.
Demonstrated proficient technical skills in the areas of documentation including the use of Microsoft Office and various electronic medical Record systems.
Flexible work hours are required (which may include some Monday–Thursday evening shifts)
Must have access to reliable transportation and be willing and able to travel to both the Citi Plaza location in London as well as the Strathroy location in the Shops on Sydenham.
Skills and knowledge to work with an increasingly diverse population, has knowledge of health inequities.
The ability to communicate (oral and written) in any other language(s) is highly desirable.

The hourly rate for this position ranges from $28.36 to $35.42 hourly based on qualifications and experience.