Service and Product Assistant

at  Fairview Health Services

Overview:
M Health Fairview Health Services is looking for a Service and Product Assistant at the University of Minnesota Medical Center (West Bank) in Minneapolis, MN.
The service and product assistants role is to receive, deliver, replenish, clean and maintain appropriate equipment/supplies/linen/forms. as well as maintaining inventory control.

SHIFT

1st week: Saturday, Sunday - 6:00am - 2:30pm
2nd week:

Responsibilities/Job Description:

• Receive, deliver, replenish, clean and maintain supplies/equipment/linen/forms including: stat room, patient rooms, inventory locations, and other areas, as appropriate.
• Assist with maintaining adequate inventory levels of equipment and supplies.
• Understanding of inventory control concepts with the ability to calculate par levels and adjust levels as vital.
• Coordinate the delivery of items arriving at the dock.
• Assemble, apply/remove, and accurately tag/transmit, and log into computer.
• Assure that excess inventory in totes is accounted for, detailed, and accurately routed. Perform gross decontamination of instruments, clean, rinse, and accurately route utensils.
• Decontaminate and clean patient care equipment such as, but not limited to: IV pumps’ sequential compression devices; syringe pumps, warmers, respiratory care equipment, blood pressure apparatus, walkers, commodes, orthopedic apparatus, case carts, etc.
• Answer telephones as needed.

Qualifications:

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• 1-3 years health care related experience, extensive knowledge of medical hardware/software, medical supplies through formal education channels.

DESIRED SKILLS:

• Excellent customer service and communication
• Proficient in the English language
• Attention to detail
• Ability to problem solve successfully

• Receive, deliver, replenish, clean and maintain supplies/equipment/linen/forms including: stat room, patient rooms, inventory locations, and other areas, as appropriate.
• Assist with maintaining adequate inventory levels of equipment and supplies.
• Understanding of inventory control concepts with the ability to calculate par levels and adjust levels as vital.
• Coordinate the delivery of items arriving at the dock.
• Assemble, apply/remove, and accurately tag/transmit, and log into computer.
• Assure that excess inventory in totes is accounted for, detailed, and accurately routed. Perform gross decontamination of instruments, clean, rinse, and accurately route utensils.
• Decontaminate and clean patient care equipment such as, but not limited to: IV pumps’ sequential compression devices; syringe pumps, warmers, respiratory care equipment, blood pressure apparatus, walkers, commodes, orthopedic apparatus, case carts, etc.
• Answer telephones as needed