Duties and Responsibilities

• Client Observation & Presence
• Maintain visible, approachable presence in OPD waiting areas;
• Be aware-based on information from reception and client themselves, of what people are waiting for, if they are in a hurry, if they are new, etc;
• Monitor client flow and identify signs of discomfort/ unhappiness;
• Client Engagement
• Greet all clients warmly and introduce self as their point of contact;
• Offer clear, polite explanations of wait times, next steps, etc;
• Reiterate key information as needed (packages prices, cost of care, timings of clinics etc);
• Answer basic questions, however escalate to appropriate staff when unsure;
•  Enhance the Client Experience
• Proactively check in with waiting clients every 15–20 minutes;
• Identify and assist clients who appear lost, anxious, or underserved;
• Advocate for clients needing special attention (e.g., elderly, disabled, postpartum);
• Ensure signage, queue systems, and instructions are visible and understood;
• Follow up with referred clients from the facility to another facility;
• Assist in making EDD calls;
• Issue inpatient feedback forms in the morning;
• Issue outpatient feedback forms and encourage clients to scan QR codes;
• Give hospital tours to clients;
• Liaise with the Manager and the inpatient team to follow up with Clients who have had emotional experiences like miscarriages, still births etc and forward for VIP management and counseling;
• Environment & Comfort
• Monitor cleanliness and seating availability in waiting areas;
• Highlight any infrastructural facility issues (broken or non working items);
• Offer water or comfort items (if available) to clients in extended wait;
• Reporting & Feedback
• Log daily observations and client concerns in designated format;
• Flag recurring issues or bottlenecks;
• Any other assigned duty.

Expectations

• Friendly, calm, and professional demeanor at all times;
• Strong verbal communication in English and Kiswahili;
• Willingness to ask for help when unsure and escalate appropriately;
• Commitment to client dignity, privacy, and respectful service;
• Punctuality and consistency in presence and engagement.

Qualifications

• Diploma in Business Administration/Management, Secretarial studies or any related field from a recognized institution (preferably with medical background);
• At least 3 years in a busy healthcare facility managing patient flow;
• Computer skills including the use of MS Office required, and comfort with using new computer tools.