Patient Service Manager for Digital Services | Patientenservicemanager (m/w/d) für digitale Services
Universitätsklinikum Schleswig-Holstein
Job Summary
This role is for a Patient Service Manager focusing on digital services within a university hospital setting in Kiel, Germany. The successful candidate will be instrumental in shaping the digitalization of healthcare, specifically enhancing the 'Mein UKSH' patient portal. Day-to-day responsibilities include managing the digital inbox for patient and user inquiries, providing training and support for digital tools, and fostering a network across clinical departments and IT to continuously improve the digital patient journey. The role requires a blend of technical understanding, strong communication, and organizational skills, with a keen eye for clinical processes. This is an attractive opportunity for someone passionate about digital transformation in healthcare, offering the chance to make a direct impact on patient care and staff efficiency.
Required Skills
Education
Completed degree in Healthcare, Nursing Sciences, or a similar field
Experience
- Professional experience in clinic and/or outpatient processes, ideally in university medicine
- Experience with hospital information systems (ORBIS or comparable)
- Experience with data protection and confidentiality topics
Languages
Additional
- Willingness and flexibility to attend appointments at the Lübeck campus.
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