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Description/Expectations: Jack’s Abby is seeking an organized and resourceful individual to join our team as a Production Scheduler. Title: Production Scheduler. Description/Expectations: Jack’s Abby is seeking an organized and resourceful individual to join our team as a Production Scheduler.
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HealthDrive is seeking an enthusiastic entry-level, part-time Medical Scheduler to join our team! The Scheduler is responsible for the timely scheduling of patient appointments. The Scheduler must be a creative problem solver and develop ethical, professional solutions for finding information and developing effective communication strategies and relationships.
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In this role, you will play a crucial part in the scheduling of heavy civil construction projects.
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Essential functions of Scheduler /Medical Supply-Responsible for the development, preparation and delivery of the work schedules for the Nursing Department. Maintains current licenses/certification status of the Licensed Staff and CNA’s-Perform in absence of the Receptionist or Administrative Secretary as necessary-Any other office duties or secretarial tasks assigned-Works scheduled hours as assigned Essential functions of Medical Supply Clerk-Purchases and insures proper storage of routine medical supplies and disposable items.
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Schedule, plan and coordinate site work orders for preventative and corrective maintenance and calibrations.
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