Clinical Distribution Clerk (Full Time, Days) jobs in United States
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Nicklaus Children's Health System · 2 days ago

Clinical Distribution Clerk (Full Time, Days)

Nicklaus Children's Health System is a healthcare organization, and they are seeking a Clinical Distribution Clerk to manage the inventory of medical supplies. The role involves pulling medical supplies, restocking inventory, maintaining records, and ensuring efficient supply distribution within the hospital departments.

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Responsibilities

Answers phone promptly, courteously and in a helpful manner. Takes accurate and complete phone messages for supply orders from customer. Responds to all CS supply request within 5 minutes of initial receipt as evidenced by expressed satisfaction of unit staff. Maintains confidentiality of patient and employee information. Duplicates forms using photo copying equipment. Performs routine clerical functions as necessary
Correctly pulls medical products noted on unit pick list from CS inventory shelves. Restocks medical products in to unit automated supply stations by selecting correct product, verifying count, fix discrepancies, rotates products in bin, checks product integrity and product expiration dates. Performs inspections making sure automated
Daily par level replenishment of Nursing units, MOB, & Out Patient clean supply rooms. Logs inventory counts correctly on Par Inventory Worksheet or enters counts in wireless handhelds Personal Data Terminal (PDT). Required to correctly pull medical products noted on unit pick list from CS inventory shelves. Restock medical products to unit automated and non-automated supply rooms by stocking correct product, fix discrepancies, rotates products in bin, checks product integrity and product expiration dates
Demonstrates effective verbal and written communication. Displays pleasant and courteous manners at all times providing exceptional customer service. Always keeps an open mind. Follows the oral and written direction of the unit/department manager, supervisor or designee. Maintains a positive work environment dealing with employees, visitors, and patient
Demonstrates the ability to effectively utilize various computer software programs for duties and patient supply charges. (Automated Supply Stations, Automated Supply Station Console, Wireless palm handheld, Lawson system, data entry, & producing reports). Troubleshoots printers and inserts paper or toner as needed. Contacts support services for computers or automated supply stations as needed to expedite problem resolution and notifies Supervisor or Manager
Follows proper techniques while working in Clinical Supply to adhere to OSHA requirements and properly store and rotate medical supplies to maintain proper rotation and shelf life. Demonstrates understanding and adherence to routine precautions and Infection Control Policies utilizing appropriate personal protective equipment when transporting contaminated supplies. Fulfills role in the prevention, control, and surveillance of infection
Initiates medical supply items needed for Clinical Supply inventory on the “Preliminary Order” worksheet. Verifies accuracy of medical supply item delivered against the In transit Shipping document. Opens shipping cartons and stocks medical products on the CS inventory shelves with proper stock rotation and storage of products as per department procedures. Makes kits and trays for the care giver and takes bulk products and repackage in to smaller quantities for patient care use. Participates in year-end physical inventory
Manages data information within established guidelines to collect, prioritize record, organize, distribute, evaluate, or process data within timeframes of department. Activates system reports and accurately completes required departmental logs for job duties on shift
Participates in in-services, continuing education and staff meetings. Plays a role in teaching procedures and policies to new staff and volunteers. Prioritizes activities, seeking guidance as necessary for performance of duties
Solves problems and meets objectives before being asked or required to do so. Accepts change and learns new assignments quickly. Performs well under stress and in emergency situations. Responds to concerns from co-workers in a positive, friendly manner. Communicates problems and opportunities for improvement to supervisor or others as appropriate. Provides input and suggestions in a professional manner

Qualification

Inventory controlComputer software proficiencyData entryCustomer serviceBasic computer knowledgeEnglish communicationCommunication skillsProblem-solvingConfidentiality

Required

2 years recent experience in inventory control
High School education
Ability to follow simple instructions to accomplish repetitive tasks
Basic knowledge in use of computers and printers, and/or ability to learn appropriate software applications and be able to accurately relay information as requested
Can function independently with little supervision
Can relate cooperatively and constructively with patients, families and co-workers
Communicates sufficiently to request supplies and writes identifying information
Display pleasant and courteous manners at all times while providing exceptional customer service
Maintains confidentiality of all patient information processed through department
Read, write, and communicate in English and ability to communicate promptly, clearly and courteously with all hospital staff and customers

Company

Nicklaus Children's Health System

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Nicklaus Children's relies on community support to continue providing the best care for every child in need right here in South Florida.

Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage

Leadership Team

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Jennifer McCafferty-Fernandez
Senior Vice President, Strategy & External Affairs, Chief of Staff to CEO
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Matthew Love
President & CEO
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