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An outpatient clerk (外来クラーク) position at Tama Nanbu Chiiki Hospital, a referral- and appointment-based hospital in Tama New Town focused on supporting community healthcare.
Tasks include outpatient reception, dealing with patients, checking appointments on the PC, confirming treatment details and answering the phone; the work involves PC data entry and direct contact with patients. Shifts follow a rota of seven weekday and Saturday time patterns, and applicants must be able to work all of them, including one or two Saturdays a month. Senior staff train those new to working in a medical institution.
No medical office qualification or experience is required.
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