University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Lead Cancer Conference Coordinator-UT Memphis Cancer Center
Memphis, TN, United States
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About the role
- Assists with planning and prioritizing the established needs of all multidisciplinary cancer conferences.
- Identifies and compiles pathology, radiology, and physician notes for presentation at the meeting.
- Determines and ensures pertinent, up-to-date patient information such as test results, imaging, pathology slides, and other relevant information are available before the conference.
Requirements
- OR Bachelor's Degree in lieu of experience
- WORK SCHEDULE: This position may occasionally be required to work evenings.
- Four (4) years of experience in office administration
- High School Diploma or GED. (TRANSCRIPT REQUIRED)
Skills
- Knowledge of technical and audiovisual equipment.
- Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
- Ability to work independently to plan and organize efficiently and accurately.
- Ability to communicate effectively and professionally in a multidisciplinary educational environment.
- Attention to detail.
Compensation
- Hiring Salary: $19.67/Hourly
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