LeShay Fergus

Ability to quickly assess traffic situations and make decisions to prevent delays or accidents

Clear and effective communication skills, both in person and through radio equipment, to coordinate with team members and drivers.

Knowledge of safety regulations, including road signs, signals, and work zone safety to protect both workers and drivers.

Able to assess and respond to changing traffic conditions, ensuring accurate implementation of traffic control plans.

Capable of working in various weather conditions and environments, often under high-pressure situations.

Maintained a safe work environment for construction crews by implementing appropriate traffic control measures during projects.

Trained new traffic controllers to properly use traffic control devices and apply best practices.

Medical Typing:

Transcribing and formatting medical documents such as patient reports, letters, medical histories, and other clinical records.

Ensuring accuracy and clarity in medical terminology and patient information.

Preparing and proof-reading documents for final submission or filing

Reception Duties:

Greeting patients and visitors, ensuring they are directed to the appropriate area.

Answering phone calls, scheduling appointments, and handling inquiries.

Managing patient check-in and check-out procedures.

Maintaining the appointment calendar for medical professionals

Data Entry:

Inputting patient information, medical history, and test results into the electronic medical records (EMR) system.

Updating patient files and maintaining accurate records

Administrative Support:

Managing office supplies, ensuring all necessary materials are stocked.

Assisting with billing and insurance documentation.

Handling incoming and outgoing mail, faxes, and emails

Compliance and Confidentiality:

Ensuring adherence to privacy laws and medical regulations, such as HIPAA.

Maintaining patient confidentiality and secure handling of sensitive medical information

Communication:

Coordinating between medical staff and patients.

Ensuring clear communication between healthcare professionals regarding patient needs and concerns

Preparing patients for radiology procedures (e.g., positioning, ensuring comfort).

Explaining procedures to patients to reduce anxiety and ensure understanding.

Assisting patients with mobility or transferring them to and from examination rooms.

Assisting radiologists and technicians with the setup and maintenance of imaging equipment.

Ensuring that imaging areas are clean, organized, and stocked with necessary supplies.

Collecting and confirming patient information before procedures.

Ensuring patient records are accurately updated in the system.

Adhering to health and safety protocols, including infection control measures.

Ensuring the safe handling of equipment and the proper use of protective gear.

Communicating effectively with patients, family members, and medical staff.

Coordinating with radiology technicians and other healthcare professionals regarding patient care.

Helping patients during imaging procedures, such as X-rays, CT scans, or MRIs, as needed.

Monitoring patients for any discomfort or adverse reactions during procedures.

Strong interpersonal skills to put patients at ease and offer support throughout their radiology experience.

Understanding of basic radiology processes and equipment, including common imaging techniques (e.g., X-ray, CT, MRI).