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Job Summary: This administrative and clinical role supports the activities of the Eye Clinic, assisting in patient flow management and examination room organization. Key Highlights: 1. Administrative and clinical support at Eye Clinic units 2. Assistance in patient flow management and examination room organization 3. Opportunity to integrate theory and practice in healthcare Assist in administrative and clinical activities at Eye Clinic units, including data and information consolidation. * Perform tasks as directed by the supervising nurse; * Assist in patient flow management at Eye Clinic units. **Schedule:** Monday to Friday, from 07:00 to 13:00 **Salary:** R$ 800 **Responsibilities and Duties** * Provide information and guidance regarding patient care * Guidance on appointments and examinations – scheduling and in-person or telephone guidance * Assist in ophthalmological consultations – retrieving medications * Organize patient queues and examination rooms (e.g., “making cotton balls”), assist during consultations by performing auto-refractor examinations and measuring intraocular pressure using non-contact tonometry * Assist at reception – calling patients * Support patient flow management (e.g., issuing and calling queue numbers) **Requirements and Qualifications** Course: Nursing Technician Period(s): Starting from the 1st semester **Additional Information** We believe healthcare must be cutting-edge and accessible to all. We train qualified professionals to deliver excellence and compassion, preparing them to meet present and future challenges. This commitment is part of our legacy. For over a century, we have been the cradle of health education in Minas Gerais. Both the UFMG School of Medicine and the PUC School of Nursing originated within the corridors of Santa Casa BH. Our Medical and Multidisciplinary Residency and Specialization Program was the first of its kind in the state capital. Being a School of Health is the natural outcome of this tradition. Our education spans the full spectrum: from technical courses to Postdoctoral studies, including Undergraduate, Graduate, Residency, and Specialization programs—where students experience theory and practice within the largest hospital complex in Minas Gerais. Here, health education happens in real life. Students at Santa Casa BH benefit from modern infrastructure, including spacious, air-conditioned classrooms equipped with multimedia resources, as well as well-equipped laboratories that foster critical analysis and development of procedures and techniques applied in professional practice. Our environment encourages debate, inclusion, welcoming, and growth. We relentlessly pursue the formation of individuals capable of transforming knowledge into the best possible healthcare—for those who need it most. To us, this is the finest way to advance Cutting-Edge Healthcare for All.
