Central Supply Clerk Position Available In DeKalb, Georgia
Tallo's Job Summary: Responsible for ordering, receiving, tracking, stocking, and distributing supplies at NurseCare Buckhead in Atlanta, GA. Requires a high school diploma or equivalent, knowledge of medical and nursing terminology, and ability to work independently. Duties include ordering supplies, verifying received merchandise, labeling items, and maintaining inventory reports. Comparing vendors for quality and pricing.
Job Description
Central Supply Clerk NurseCare Buckhead 2920 Pharr Court South NW, Atlanta, GA 30305
SUMMARY:
Responsible for ordering, receiving, tracking, stocking and distributing supplies.
ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum of a High school diploma or equivalent required. Knowledge of medical and nursing terminology. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Knowledge of computer applications, spreadsheets and word processing.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
This list is subject to individual facility policies, procedures and practices, which may require additional duties and responsibilities. Orders all supplies necessary for resident care, comfort, safety and health of the residents. Verifies merchandise received with packing slip and purchase order. Labels merchandise appropriately upon receipt and store in designated areas. Distributes supplies and equipment to resident room or other designated areas. Maintains accurate updated reports of supply and equipment usage for submission to Business Office for ancillary billing purposes as required. Informs Business Office of new merchandise and/or price changes. Tracks levels of inventory to assure adequate availability of supplies. Contracts and compares various vendors for quality and pricing of merchandise. Completes and properly codes purchase orders, monthly spend downs and other required reports. Respects and maintains residents’ dignity, individuality, privacy and confidentiality and is knowledgeable of Residents’ Bill of Rights. Performs other duties as assigned.
