A medical staff coordinator is responsible for credentialing physicians and other medical workers. These professionals work in hospitals, long-term care centers, or doctor’s offices. As a medical staff coordinator, your duties include managing meetings, maintaining credentials, and resolving issues. You also ensure that the staff is following all the necessary regulations and policies that guide the industry. To pursue a career as a medical staff coordinator, you typically need at least a high school diploma or GED certificate and administrative experience. Some employers prefer candidates to have an associate degree in business, health information technology, or a related field, as well as professional certification to demonstrate competency. Additional qualifications include excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills, as well as knowledge of medical certification programs.