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Medical SecretaryNewest Review: ... experience will stand you in good stead if applying for a job as a medical secretary and having some knowledge of medical terminology will increase your chances of success even further. Obviously there are a number of personal qualities you will also need to possess such as excellent communication skills, the ability to prioritise your own workload and ensuring accuracy and consistency. ... more |
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by kitschkitty - written on 08/09/08 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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Most medical secretaries work either in hospitals or health centres as secretaries to consultant doctors. Their role is to provide secretarial support to both consultants and junior doctors. It is a challenging job but one that it is also rewarding, both personally and financially. Skills and Qualifications Required Most job descriptions for medical secretaries will regard RSA 3 or equivalent typing qualifications as essential as well as experience of audio typing. More and more advertisements are also requesting the ECDL qualification. Don't be put off though if you don't have these qualifications as relevant experience and your ability are ...
by jesca - written on 19/04/03 (Very useful, 855 readings)
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ABOUT MEDICAL SECRETARIES/PERSONAL ASSISTANTS Medical secretaries/PAs usually work in NHS Hospitals for consultants. Their job is more that of a personal assistant and involves diary management, waiting list management, aranging and attending meetings, supervision of clerical staff and general administrative and office procedures. They can work in a variety of specialities including surgical, medical, paediatrics, gynaecology and obstetrics. QUALIFICATIONS It is essential that a medical secretary has an exemplary standard of English, knowledge of medical terminology, computer packages, tact, discretion and excellent communication and ...



