Step up to team leader with the HLT47321 Certificate IV in Health Administration. This nationally recognised qualification is perfect for health sector workers who need skills in leadership and business administration. The course covers: using medical terminology, monitoring infection controls, communicating effectively with patients and medial professionals, conducting recruitment and on-boarding, supervising a team, reporting on financial activity, and much more. Enquire now for the full list of study units, health sector career outcomes, and upcoming opportunities for enrolment.
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The Certificate IV in Health Administration will prepare you for the following roles.
A Senior Clinical Coder oversees the practice of using patient information to create coding classifications. These classifications are used for dat...
A Ward Clerk performs a range of administrative tasks and general duties in a hospital ward. You might answer phone calls and deal with patient and...
A Patient Liaison Officer provides support to patients during treatment in a hospital or healthcare facility. You might provide them with informati...
A Medical Receptionist works in the office of a hospital, health clinic or medical practitioner. You’ll perform administrative duties such as answe...
An Admissions Clerk handles the administration of patients checking in and leaving hospital. You’ll ensure necessary paperwork is completed and req...
A Practice Manager oversees the daily running of a medical practice. You might work for a general practitioner or be employed by a specialist healt...
A Medical Secretary performs a range of administrative tasks in a healthcare facility. You might work at a hospital, at a doctor or specialist’s of...
A Dental Receptionist performs a range of tasks in the front office of a dental surgery or practice. You might answer phone calls, greet patients a...
A Dental Office Manager oversees the running of administration duties at a dental surgery or practice. You might supervise a team of staff and ensu...
A Medical Administrator oversees administrative duties for a health service or program. You might undertake tasks such as ordering supplies, managi...
Clinic administrators are the behind-the-scenes champions of a medical practice, doctor’s clinic or community health centre. They maintain patient ...
A Team Administrator provides administrative support to a work team in a particular department or for a particular project. You might assist collea...
A Treatment Coordinator prepares treatment plans and costs for dental procedures. You’ll work closely with dental professionals and spend time disc...
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