Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Media and Communication Equipment Workers, All Other

Media and communication equipment workers who fall under the category of ““all other”” may perform a wide range of duties depending on the healthcare organization they work for. Here are a few examples of the types of tasks they may be responsible for:

Social media management: Some healthcare organizations may have a staff member who is responsible for managing their social media presence. This can include creating and scheduling posts, responding to comments and messages, and analyzing metrics to measure the success of the organization’s social media efforts.

Website development and maintenance: Some healthcare organizations may have a staff member who is responsible for maintaining their website. This can include updating content, troubleshooting technical issues, and ensuring that the website is accessible and user-friendly.

Public relations: Some healthcare organizations may have a staff member who is responsible for managing their public relations efforts. This can include crafting press releases, coordinating media appearances, and managing the organization’s overall public image.

Broadcast production: Some healthcare organizations may have a staff member who is responsible for creating videos, podcasts, or other forms of audio-visual content that is used to educate and inform patients, staff and the public.

Emergency communication systems: Some healthcare organizations may have a staff member who is responsible for maintaining and testing emergency communication systems, such as mass notifications and paging systems, to ensure they are working properly in case of an emergency.

Language Translation and Interpretation Services: Some healthcare organizations may have a staff member who is responsible for providing interpretation and language translation services for non-English speaking patients and their families.

As ““all other”” workers, their role may be unique to the organization and may be a combination of different skills, being flexible and adaptable, and having a good understanding of the healthcare environment would be helpful.