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RLDatix North America
Posted 73 days agoVerified live 4d ago

Healthcare Documentation Specialist

Brief overview

Remote
Healthcare documentationMedical-device terminologySterilization terminologyInstructions for Use (IFUs)Instrument reprocessingManufacturer documentationPatient safetyISO 9001Technical documentation review

About the company

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RLDatix is on a mission to change healthcare.

Job description

Summary

RLDatix North America is on a mission to transform care delivery worldwide, ensuring every patient receives the safest, highest-quality care. They are seeking a Healthcare Documentation Specialist to support sterile processing teams by managing and maintaining accurate manufacturer documentation, which is critical for patient safety and infection control.

Responsibilities

  • Research manufacturers and their websites to locate Instructions for Use (IFUs), sterilization protocols, and maintenance documentation — adding accurate information to the OneSOURCE library to support sterile processing teams
  • Contact manufacturers by phone and email to request, clarify, and obtain required documentation — persistently and professionally navigating outreach conversations until the right information is secured
  • Review technical healthcare documentation carefully and enter or maintain information with a high degree of precision to safeguard patient safety and reduce infection risk
  • Respond to standard document inquiries from manufacturers, distributors, and healthcare facilities — escalating complex client questions to managers or the relevant relationship-management team
  • Participate in routine quality reviews, apply feedback from senior team members, and suggest simple workflow improvements in order to enhance library accuracy and service quality

Skills

  • A healthcare-profession background — ideally as a dental hygienist, dental assistant, biomedical technician, surgical technician, sterile processing technician, endoscopy or clinical-support professional, or comparable hands-on clinical role
  • In-depth familiarity with (or ability to quickly become fluent in) medical-device and sterilization terminology, including IFUs, instrument reprocessing, and manufacturer documentation
  • Proven success in roles requiring exceptional attention to detail where an error could create downstream patient-safety or operational risk
  • Comfort calling and emailing manufacturers, vendors, or external parties persistently to obtain technical documentation or resolve issues (e.g., repair coordination, insurance follow-up, vendor outreach)
  • Ability to work independently in a fully remote environment with a dedicated workspace, aligned to Central or Eastern time-zone working hours (team may begin as early as 6:30 a.m. Central)
  • Sincere interest in supporting sterile processing, patient safety, and healthcare operations from a lower-exposure, remote setting
  • A knack for working collaboratively with a small, mission-focused team while operating with self-direction day-to-day
  • Microsoft/PC proficiency
  • Prior remote-work experience
  • Exposure to ISO 9001

Qualifications

Must Haves

  • A healthcare-profession background — ideally as a dental hygienist, dental assistant, biomedical technician, surgical technician, sterile processing technician, endoscopy or clinical-support professional, or comparable hands-on clinical role
  • In-depth familiarity with (or ability to quickly become fluent in) medical-device and sterilization terminology, including IFUs, instrument reprocessing, and manufacturer documentation
  • Proven success in roles requiring exceptional attention to detail where an error could create downstream patient-safety or operational risk
  • Comfort calling and emailing manufacturers, vendors, or external parties persistently to obtain technical documentation or resolve issues (e.g., repair coordination, insurance follow-up, vendor outreach)
  • Ability to work independently in a fully remote environment with a dedicated workspace, aligned to Central or Eastern time-zone working hours (team may begin as early as 6:30 a.m. Central)
  • Sincere interest in supporting sterile processing, patient safety, and healthcare operations from a lower-exposure, remote setting
  • A knack for working collaboratively with a small, mission-focused team while operating with self-direction day-to-day

Nice to Haves

  • Microsoft/PC proficiency
  • prior remote-work experience
  • exposure to ISO 9001

Benefits

  • Health insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Disability insurance
  • 401K
  • Paid time off
  • Paid holidays

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