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Processes and addresses non clinical errors within EPIC.Manages out of office basket assignments, APC Schedule holds, and DoD assignmentsMaintains non-pharmaceutical supplies in rooms, orders these supplies as needed, and monitors non-pharmaceutical supply expiration dates.
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Collaboration: Support the dealership sales and service team during events, service rush hours and as otherwise needed onsite, often during non-traditional hours. Our interview process typically includes a phone interview, several in-person interviews, background check, reference check, driving record review and a drug screen.
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The position will require you to have the necessary credentials of Caregiver with an ALTP number on your caregiver certificate, it would be a plus if you are also a medication technician ( MT) and can cross over roles if needed, but this is not required a 2 step TB test, food handlers card, fingerprint clearance card, pass a background and drug test and be CPR/first aid certified before working in the community.
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