Total 1,814 Customer Service job vacancies in belcourt north dakota

Major duties and responsibilities include:

• Supervises all areas of food production and service including food preparation, nourishment, tray delivery and retrieval
• Takes corrective action for any problems that might arise on the floors pertaining to food service
• Receives and inspects deliveries and requisitions all supplies needed in all food service areas
• Prepares performance ratings/competencies for all employees under their direct supervision
• Discusses work performance and problems with employees, monitors tardiness and attendance, provides guidance and makes necessary adjustments in assignments when necessary
• Carries out the responsibilities of the position within general instructions, standard procedures and established policies
• Ensures subordinates complete the tasks to which they are assigned and explains work requirements to meet food service schedules
• Establishes priorities for daily operations in the event of emergency situations; defines the standards of quality and quantity to be met
• Serves as a member of the in-service training team by providing individual and/or group instruction for employees
• Provides guidance and assistance for lower grade employees in making decision when assembling patient trays and utilizing correct foods to be served on modified diets
• Maintains inventory of food service supplies and equipment
• Conducts quality assurance monitors and sanitation reviews
• Supervises the delivery and retrieval of patient trays which includes interacting with members of the multidisciplinary team
• Performs other related duties as assigned

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• Applies case management essential activities assessment, planning, implementation, coordination, monitoring, evaluation, out comes across the continuum of care.
• Maintains current knowledge of resources available within the community, maintain supply of resource material to be distributed to patients when needed.
• Provide technical assistant to PRC Staff for clinical issues for their assigned patients.
• Makes rounds of patient care areas to review charts for appropriateness, completeness, and timeline of documentation by providers.
• Reviews medical records from outside referrals for recommendations and follow up care.

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• Applies case management essential activities assessment, planning, implementation, coordination, monitoring, evaluation, out comes across the continuum of care.
• Maintains current knowledge of resources available within the community, maintain supply of resource material to be distributed to patients when needed.
• Provide technical assistant to PRC Staff for clinical issues for their assigned patients.
• Makes rounds of patient care areas to review charts for appropriateness, completeness, and timeline of documentation by providers.
• Reviews medical records from outside referrals for recommendations and follow up care.

• You will trouble shoot repairs, modify, and test a variety of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and air conditioning support units.
• You will disassemble various systems and components of GSE and replace or repair necessary parts such as bearings, ignition units, magnate units, steering systems and similar assemblies.
• You will provide mechanical and automative electrical repairs for all types of GSE.
• You will perform inspections and proof-load testing of aircraft restraining deceives.

***THIS IS NOT A VIRTUAL POSITION, YOU MUST LIVE WITHIN OR BE WILLING TO RELOCATE WITHIN A COMMUTABLE DISTANCE OF THE DUTY LOCATION***

Paramedical Duties:

• Responds to on-site accidents and other emergencies involving injury and illnesses, sometimes encountering situations which may be life threatening;
• Determines and prioritizes appropriate medical treatment/procedures and need for additional assistance;
• Performs physical examinations and obtains patient history;
• Assesses status of patient's neurological system, cardiovascular system, circulatory system, skeletal system, orthopedic system, motor and sensory skills, and level of consciousness;
• Makes independent preliminary assessments of patient's condition and follows prescribed protocols that are appropriate to the circumstance;
• Prioritizes treatments for patients having multiple problems and employs a variety of advanced emergency medicine techniques, methods, and equipment during transport to the appropriate medical facility;
• Provides advanced cardiac life support (ACLS), international trauma life support (ITLS), pediatric advanced life support (PALS), advanced airway management, CPR, and/or drug treatments;
• Provides fluid resuscitation by intravenous application;
• Observes, records, and monitors patient's condition and administers medication as appropriate;
• Serves in a technical support capacity to the Emergency Department when necessary.

• Selects the most efficient route to and from sites, taking into consideration traffic patterns, health facility locations, etc.;
• Operates the emergency transport vehicle and uses telephone and radio communications equipment and systems;
• Adheres to traffic ordinances and regulations pertaining to operation of emergency vehicles;
• Prepares appropriate patient and vehicle use documentation and reports to ensure medical requirements are met (i.e., after each trip, replaces linens, blankets, and other supplies; sends supplies and equipment for sterilization, and ensures vehicle is ready for the next run);
• Performs thorough safety and operator maintenance inspections and makes minor repairs on a variety of emergency ambulances, patient transport vehicles, and medical equipment;
• Decontaminates the vehicle in accordance with established procedures;
• Utilizes various tools and equipment, some of which are specialized emergency medical equipment such as Henley backboards, EKG monitor and defibrillator, mechanical CPR device, etc.;
• Provides a thorough safety inspection and operator maintenance (e.g., monitoring fluid levels, replacing air filters and interior lights, checking tire pressure, etc.).

• Plans, organizes, coordinates, directs, and controls the work of the division.
• Revises and develops work methods to support division priorities.
• Ensures proficient resource utilization and quality of work performed and services rendered; writes/establishes policies and procedures within division.
• Maintains the highest technical and professional authority to make decisions in the types of claims considered most difficult or critical, or which commit the Federal Government to unusual liability.
• Forecasts workload of the Division, both short and long range so adequate funds, staffing, space, equipment and supplies will be planned for, budgeted, and provided.
• Reviews written correspondence to individuals, Congressional, White House, or other special inquiries for approval.
• Serves as technical advisor to the Service Center Manager and/or Regional Office Director for the administration of Compensation and Pension programs.
• Establishes and builds relationships with stakeholders to exchange or distribute information regarding agency programs or policies.
• Ensures equal opportunities for all division employees and supports Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) policy/goals.
• Collaborates with station management and Division Chiefs in deciding on and/or coordinating work-related changes affecting other units or divisions.
• Consults with supervisors and union representatives/officials to discuss and resolve employee performance issues, complaints or grievances.

Patient Screening:

• Duties include performing observation-based screening and collecting patient information in collaboration with licensed personnel. This may involve completing clinical reminders, obtaining patient health history, chief complaints, medication history, and identification of health-related conditions that may impact the patient's health status. The incumbent will complete approved templates and tools, such as the outpatient intake form, normal result notes, and follow up treatment protocols established by the agency.

• The incumbent assists in behavioral/psychiatric situations in an outpatient setting. This can include assisting licensed personnel with crisis intervention, management of aggressive or suicidal psychiatric patients, by providing one-to-one observations and applying prevention and management of disruptive behavior techniques (PMDB). The incumbent performs duties focused on communication techniques required to complete the questioners and templates approved for use in any outpatient clinical setting, including active listening, restating, and mirroring. The incumbent will maintain a safe and therapeutic environment for the patient while promoting a sense of worth and dignity under the supervision of the licensed personnel.

• The incumbent assists outpatient licensed staff with the delivery of care to patients with complex, specialized, and potentially life-threatening situations. The incumbent assists licensed staff with preparing patients for medical evaluation, setting up equipment, passing instruments and providing treatment during in person or virtual visits. The incumbent operates specialized medical equipment to obtain diagnostic and therapeutic outcomes. The incumbent is responsible for collecting a wide range of specimens and preparing them for transfer to processing. Observes patient status and keeps licensed clinical staff informed of any change in condition.
• The incumbent must possess the knowledge to recognize life threatening situations and act to correct these emergent situations according to established national or local protocols. The incumbent initiates cardiopulmonary resuscitation (BLS) and use of automatic external defibrillator (AED) once certified and where appropriate according to American Heart Association (AHA) protocols and policies. Observes patient status and keeps licensed personnel informed of any change in condition.

• Vital signs. Examples: vital signs, 12-lead electrocardiogram (EKG).
• Point-of-care (POC). Examples: Abbott hand-held blood analyzer (I-STAT), glucometer.
• Equipment and surgical instrumentation set up . Examples: skin biopsies (excisional, shave, punch).
• Treatments and interventions. Examples: Cryotherapy, incision and drainage, ambulation, and Foley catheter insertion.
• Wound care. Examples: bandaging, application of dressings and wound measurements.
• Specimen collection and Preparation. Examples: collecting and labeling venous blood samples and mucous specimens.
• Assisting with patient exams and screening. Examples: gynecology exams.
• Mental health care. Examples: Crisis intervention, performs behavioral/mental health screens, conducts interviews, and observes behavioral patients.
• Preparation of lab specimens and transfer to the lab for processing: Examples: Labeling, placing in the proper bin or tube system.
• Assisting with patient exams and screening, utilizing technology such as telehealth peripherals. Examples: primary care physical exams (heart, eye, ear, nose, throat (EENT); gait exams, and skin exams.

• Medication administration will comply with national and local directives and policies. Administration methods may include intramuscular, oral, topical, eye drops, ear drops, intranasal, rectal suppositories, local anesthetics, nebulized medications, subcutaneous, and intradermal. Follows national and local pharmacy and facility guidelines for disposal of medications. Other duties:
• Conducts or assists with the training of personnel in if appropriately trained, certified and/or qualified, for example: facility formal preceptors and Telehealth Presenter (TCT) instructors. Can conduct or assist with stand-downs, community health programs, health-care screenings, and immunizations.
• May be members of hospital-wide committees to enhance care for Veterans.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

SUMARY: The primary purpose of this position is to serve as a first level supervisor, providing planning, directing, organizing, and exercising control over nonsupervisory employees assigned to the School Age Care program. To plan, develop, organize, and oversee the long-range and day-to-day operation of a comprehensive school-age child care program consisting of such activities as before and after school care, full day care/camp, and school holiday care/camp for youth 5-12 years of age.

DUTIES:

• Develops, coordinates, and implements activities, programs, and special events, consistent with program objectives and in accordance with health, safety, and security standards for the School Age Care program.
• Plans, organizes, and directs the activities of the School Age Care program ensuring that the program complies with legal and regulatory requirements and meets customer needs.
• Exercises supervisory personnel management responsibilities.
• Monitors training of staff and volunteers according to established policies and procedures.
• Represents the School Age Care program with a variety of installation and functional area organizations.

• Maintaing patient confidentiality.
• Collects and records clinical data.
• Initiates and carries out a variety of clerical duties associated with the treatment of patients.

VA offers a comprehensive total rewards package.

Duties include but are not limited to the following:

• Serves in management of all Community Care consults and requests for additional services as directed.
• Demonstrate sound decision-making skills, both clinical and administrative, which bring credit to the profession and serve to enhance the distinctive and contributory role of physicians.
• Participates in multidisciplinary activities involving the treatment plan and discharge plans of patients admitted to the bed services as assigned.
• Utilizes problem solving methodologies to resolve problems that impact on patient care or staff performance.
• Ability to review patients both clinical and administratively to determine eligibility for Non-VA care services.
• Provides guidance to all staff assigned to Community Care Service.
• Assists in the training of staff and other stake holders in the use of Community Care.
• Assists in the coordination of care with outside providers using knowledge of the resources and specialty care available in the VA.
• Facilitates ongoing communication between Community Care staff and leadership to evaluate data and review workload demands.
• Fosters team-oriented environment among staff to work collaboratively with administrative staff and other clinical staff within the community care department; building trust relationships.
• Participates in and attends medical center committees as assigned.
• Revises work schedules and assignments on short notice to meet frequent, abrupt, and unpredictable changes in prescribed workloads and deadlines.
• Participates in various facility programs designed to enhance and improve the delivery of patient care services, such as Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) teams, as assigned by management.
• Demonstrates commitment to high quality customer service, including specific measures identified as performance goals by the Medical Center.
• Identifies individual professional learning needs and participates in formal programs, workshops, seminars, conferences, as well as self-directed learning activities, completes facility wide mandatory education yearly.
• Evaluating patients in his/her expertise in an outpatient setting; making appropriate referrals/consults, follow-ups, and treatment plans.
• Initial and interim histories and physical examinations on assigned outpatients and/or inpatients, as well as daily physical assessments on patients within his/her expertise.
• Follows acute and chronic physical health problems in the outpatient setting by providing ongoing comprehensive monitoring of these issues and some follow-up on specialty symptoms; provides medication management; orders routine laboratory, radiologic and diagnostic tests on assigned patients; and provides medication adjustments for physical problems.
• Writes/dictates consults, general progress notes, post-operative progress notes, and discharge summaries, when appropriate; may perform joint injections, veni-puncture and arterial punctures to obtain tests on assigned patients; may order electrocardiograms; provides patient education; and applies currently accepted preventive health care measures to patients and/or their families.
• Initiates Basic Life Support in accordance with current BLS standards, to include automatic defibrillation in life threatening situations; may initiate Advanced Cardiac Life Support in accordance with current ACLS protocols, to include defibrillation/cardio-version, in life threatening situations. The NP must be BLS/ACLS certified
• All current medical center approved non-restricted formulary medications will be within the approved Scope of Practice for the PA, except for Chemotherapy medications, Clozaril and Naltrexone.
• The PA reports to the Chief of Community Care for day-to-day activities and Supervisory responsible to the Chief of Community Care. The PA must hold a collaborative agreement with a qualified physician. The PA utilizes advanced practice skills and knowledge in a relatively independent manner in areas of patient care, education, research, and consultation. The PA provides holistic healthcare to Veterans, families, and groups across the adult life span.

VA offers a comprehensive total rewards package: VA Nurse Total Rewards

Duties include but are not limited to the following:

• The Nurse Practitioner will be in daily contact with the Chief of Community Care regarding Community Care related activities. The Nurse Practitioner will provide clinical patient care no less than 10 percent of the work week. The Nurse Practitioner will have intermittent contact with his/her supervising physician with regard to these patient care activities, and no patient care will be rendered by the Nurse Practitioner in the event that no supervising physician is available.
• Serves in management of all Community Care consults and requests for additional services as directed.
• Demonstrate sound decision-making skills, both clinical and administrative, which bring credit to the profession and serve to enhance the distinctive and contributory role of physicians.
• Participates in multidisciplinary activities involving the treatment plan and discharge plans of patients admitted to the bed services as assigned.
• Utilizes problem solving methodologies to resolve problems that impact on patient care or staff performance.
• Ability to review patients both clinical and administratively to determine eligibility for Non-VA care services.
• Provides guidance to all staff assigned to Community Care Service.
• Assists in the training of staff and other stake holders in the use of Community Care.
• Assists in the coordination of care with outside providers using knowledge of the resources and specialty care available in the VA.
• Facilitates ongoing communication between Community Care staff and leadership to evaluate data and review workload demands.
• Fosters team-oriented environment among staff to work collaboratively with administrative staff and other clinical staff within the community care department; building trust relationships.
• Participates in and attends medical center committees as assigned.
• Revises work schedules and assignments on short notice to meet frequent, abrupt, and unpredictable changes in prescribed workloads and deadlines.
• Participates in various facility programs designed to enhance and improve the delivery of patient care services, such as Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) teams, as assigned by management.
• Demonstrates commitment to high quality customer service, including specific measures identified as performance goals by the Medical Center.
• Identifies individual professional learning needs and participates in formal programs, workshops, seminars, conferences, as well as self-directed learning activities, completes facility wide mandatory education yearly.
• Evaluating patients in his/her expertise in an outpatient setting; making appropriate referrals/consults, follow-ups, and treatment plans.
• Initial and interim histories and physical examinations on assigned outpatients and/or inpatients, as well as daily physical assessments on patients within his/her expertise.
• Follows acute and chronic physical health problems in the outpatient setting by providing ongoing comprehensive monitoring of these issues and some follow-up on specialty symptoms; provides medication management; orders routine laboratory, radiologic and diagnostic tests on assigned patients; and provides medication adjustments for physical problems.
• Writes/dictates consults, general progress notes, post-operative progress notes, and discharge summaries, when appropriate; may perform joint injections, veni-puncture and arterial punctures to obtain tests on assigned patients; may order electrocardiograms; provides patient education; and applies currently accepted preventive health care measures to patients and/or their families.

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• Manages and directs Outpatient Services at the Rosebud Services Unit (RSU).
• Develops and implements short and long-range strategic plans; outlines goals and objectives and manages Outpatient operational budget.
• Provides comprehensive preventive and therapeutic health care and medical care services to patients in outpatient and inpatient settings, provides emergency care as required, provides health care services via telehealth services as appropriate and provides consultation to outreach clinics and/or via telehealth.
• The incumbent plans work to be accomplished by subordinates and prepares schedules for completion of work.
• Advise or counsel employees on work and administrative matters; interview candidates for positions; recommend appointment, promotion, or reassignments.

• Provides on-site technical assistance and training to field personnel in installation of conservation practices: parallel terraces, ponds, waterways, irrigation systems, agricultural waste mgmt systems, grass-based rotations, pasture planting, etc.
• Performs construction inspections on simple and complex structures for conservation systems. Performs drafting and other graphical work on a computer-aided drafting system and maintains they system equipment and supplies.
• Determines the type, scope and intensity of field investigations and surveys needed. Directs collection of field data and assures adequacy of collected data.
• Designs and supervises the design of complete engineering practices and structures. Prepares job sheets and designs. Prepares as-built plans. Prepares engineering cost estimates and construction performance time estimates.
• Completes payment requests and referrals pertaining to work completed for cost sharing. Documents layout and construction in conservation assistance notes or job diary.
• Selects and applies standard methods of computation for quantities such as concrete, earth fill and excavation. Develops standard drawings on the CAD system.
• Determines engineering training needs for field office personnel and provides training on surveying and engineering equipment.
• Provides instruction in the use of the National Engineering Manual, the Engineering Field Handbook, Agricultural Waste Manual Field Handbook, State Technical Guide, and various technical releases and handbooks.
• Coordinates quality reviews of conservation practices and checks engineering work of field office personnel.

The VA Midwest Health Care Network advocates for a Whole Health System of care in each of the Medical Centers. This is an approach to healthcare that empowers and equips people to take charge of their health and well-being and live their lives to the fullest. As an employee operating in a Whole Health System of care, you will operate in a model with three core elements, seeking to create a personalized health plan for each Veteran. This is done in the context of healing relationships and healing environments and a connection back to the Veteran's community. This aligns with the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) Mission Statement to Honor America's Veterans by providing exceptional health care that improves their health and well-being.

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Duties of the RN Assistant Chief of SPS include, but are not limited to:

• Assesses, plans, implements, and evaluates outcomes in the SPS program.
• Assumes responsibility for the coordination of sterile processing service focused on high level disinfection, sterilization, sterile storage, infection control and prevention, staff education, self-management, and customer satisfaction throughout the continuum of care.
• Ensures that all applicable VHA policies and guidelines are followed and that the American Association of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) guidelines are followed per VHA Directive 1116(2).
• Executes position responsibilities that demonstrate leadership, experience, and creative approaches to management of SPS processes.
• Demonstrates performance and leadership that is broad enough to impact the entire SPS department.
• Provides leadership for critical and semi-critical RMD, including sterile storage, reprocessing, standard operating procedures (SOP), competency assessment, selection, operation, and maintenance of reprocessing equipment, staff education program for RMD¿s a ad quality management of SPS.
• Assists Chief of SPS with assessing, monitoring, developing, and implementing corrective action plans for instrument processing, decontamination, sterilization, storage, biological monitoring, and high-level disinfection monitoring through an SPS Quality Management system.
• Assists with oversight and availability for consultation of non-critical RMD.
• Assesses the environment, analyzes trends, transmits data, communicates ideas, develops and implements policies, initiates programs and systems, and collaborates in the management of resources.
• Collaborates with the Chief of SPS about evidence-based practice (EBP) infection control relating to sterile processing standards. Specific activities include but are not limited to education program development, evaluating concepts and project development, mentoring staff and medical providers in sterile processing principles and in the implementation of projects, data collection techniques, statistical analysis, and developing evidence based clinical guidelines and protocols.

• Flexibility in schedule and assignments
• Ability to ambulate and stand for long periods of time
• Donning and doffing of PPE
• Driving to community- based outpatient clinics (CBOCs).

Introductory Statement: The purpose of this position is to perform a variety of manual tasks in food preparation and food service areas.

Regular & Recurring Duties and Responsibilities:

Sets up cafeteria lines, steam tables, dining room tables, and side service stands with hot and cold food items including meats, vegetables, salads, desserts, bread, butter and beverages. Serves food cafeteria style. Breaks down and cleans area when meals are complete. Sets up dinning room tables for service, places food and beverages on tables, and replenishes items as necessary. Sets up and operates dishwashers, performs preventive maintenance and cleaning. Scrapes, soaks, scours and scrubs bowls, pots and pans. Also performs heavy duty cleaning tasks such as ceilings, exhaust hoods, under and behind kitchen equipment, washes floors and walls, walk-in refrigerators and freezers, sanitizes garbage cans. May unload food from delivery trucks. Collects and transfers trash from work area to disposal area.

Assembles and tosses fresh fruit or green salads in quantity using prepared dressings, serves into standard serving sizes. Makes cold sandwiches using prepared ingredients. Makes coffee, tea and other beverages.

Performs other related duties as assigned.

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