Clinical Office Coordinator (Scottsdale)

Clinical Office Coordinator (LPN)

Uplift Hospice | Scottsdale, AZ

Full-Time | On-Site | Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Required

About Uplift Hospice

At Uplift Hospice , we believe in care that uplifts for our patients, families, and staff. Our mission is to provide compassionate, patient-centered hospice care that honors dignity, comfort, and peace at the end of life.

Were looking for a Clinical Office Coordinator (LPN) to join our team a key role that bridges compassionate nursing practice with efficient office coordination.

Position Overview

The Clinical Office Coordinator provides administrative and clinical support to ensure the smooth operation of the hospice office. This individual will handle traditional office coordination duties while also leveraging their LPN license to perform clinical administrative tasks including writing physician orders, managing documentation, and supporting compliance and quality efforts.

This is an ideal position for a detail-oriented, organized LPN who thrives in a collaborative environment and enjoys combining clinical knowledge with administrative leadership.

Key Responsibilities

Administrative Coordination

• Oversee day-to-day office operations, ensuring efficiency and organization in all administrative functions.
• Manage incoming calls, correspondence, and documentation for patient admissions, discharges, and care updates.
• Maintain accurate and timely records in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system.
• Coordinate schedules, meetings, and communications for the clinical and administrative teams .
• Serve as the first point of contact for internal and external communication, ensuring professionalism and confidentiality.

Clinical Administrative Duties

Quality & Compliance

Qualifications

Why Join Uplift Hospice

Join Our Team

If youre an LPN with a passion for organization, compassion, and excellence in care, wed love to have you on our team.

Bring your expertise to a role that keeps our care flowing supporting the nurses, families, and patients who depend on us most.