Total 52 Maintenance / Repair job vacancies in Saint Mary, Montana

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As a working leader performs the following:

• Maintains current knowledge, and answers questions of other workers on procedures, policies, written instructions, and other directives.
• Passes on to other workers the instructions received from the supervisor by assigning daily tasks to individuals of the work group.
• Demonstrates proper work methods and works along with others to set a work pace.
• Ensures necessary plans, materials, supplies, equipment and tools are available when needed.
• Recommends operation needs per work requests to the supervisor.
• Answers workers questions or obtains needed information or decisions from supervisor on problems that arise during the process of the project.

Career-Seasonal appointments are permanent positions and include the same benefits as Career appointments, but do not provide work on a year-round basis. You will work from approximately April- December and will be in a non-pay status for the remainder of the year.

Major duties of the position include are but are not limited to:

• Carries out sea turtle nesting surveys, distinguishes nests from false crawls, monitors nests, and performs post-hatching evaluations.
• Carries out nesting shorebird surveys, identifies nesting behavior, and monitors chicks through to fledging.
• Implements invasive plant management activities parkwide.
• Conducts natural resource interpretive programs to the general public and school groups.

Career-Seasonal appointments are permanent positions and include the same benefits as Career appointments, but do not provide work on a year-round basis. You will work from approximately April- December and will be in a non-pay status for the remainder of the year.

Major duties of the position include are but are not limited to:

• Carries out sea turtle nesting surveys, distinguishes nests from false crawls, monitors nests, and performs post-hatching evaluations.
• Carries out nesting shorebird surveys, identifies nesting behavior, and monitors chicks through to fledging.
• Implements invasive plant management activities parkwide.
• Conducts natural resource interpretive programs to the general public and school groups.

Major Duties of this position include but are not limited to...

• Coordinates and prioritizes phlebotomy tasks to ensure inpatient and outpatient phlebotomy and sample processing are accomplished.
• Answer phone calls for the laboratory and relay accurate information or refers to the caller.
• Assist with autopsy examinations.
• Provide professional and courteous customer service.
• Perform venipuncture and arterial blood collections for laboratory testing.
• Collecting proper tubes using correct order of draw procedures.
• Labels samples accurately while protecting sensitive data.
• Provide verbal collection instructions for urine, stool, and other sample.
• Operate and maintain centrifuge.
• Complete testing requisitions and pack samples using proper shipping labels according to the specimen types.
• Perform proper body site preparation for venipuncture and arterial blood collections.
• Perform proper application of personal protective equipment for routine and isolation blood collections.
• Recognize signs, symptoms or reactions to phlebotomy procedures (i.e. fainting or vomiting).
• Prints out appointment list for the lab clinics.
• Prepares the lab appointment lists for veterans at least one week ahead of schedule to ensure prompt attention to the patient when they present for specimen collection.
• Investigates missing or incomplete patient laboratory orders.
• Conducts the nurse or provider involved to ensure missing or incomplete orders are placed or corrected prior to the patient presenting for sample collection.
• Provides order numbers to technical staff for orders that need to be canceled for various reasons, i.e. duplicated order, patient no longer on medications, etc.
• Reviews orders in CPRS to ensure that all necessary orders are drawn.

MAJOR DUTIES:

• The selectee performs a variety of duties within the full spectrum of maintenance activities, including carpentry, plumbing, painting, janitorial, grounds keeping, buildings, roads, trails and fence repair. Performs trail maintenance on walkways and trails (paved and unpaved) and performs construction and repair work on park's boundary fence.
• Performs grounds maintenance duties including mowing, fertilizing, and watering lawns, and trimming trees and hedges. Employee picks up trash, cleans restrooms and public use buildings, and performs other janitorial work as needed.
• Uses common tools to perform a variety of basic repairs and maintenance, plus operates small gas and electric power tools such as disc grinders, sanders, saws, post augers, riding and push-type mowers, weed trimmers, sweepers, vacuums, floor polishers and other janitorial equipment.
• Employee is required to operate motor vehicles and must possess a valid state driver's license. For routine maintenance and repair jobs, the incumbent works independently based on oral or written guidance from the supervisor.
• He/She may also assist higher-graded employees with more complex building maintenance, road repair projects and other special projects. Work is performed both indoors and outdoors, often under adverse weather conditions.
• Work requires lifting and moving heavy items, frequent bending, stooping, walking, standing, working in cramped positions and may involve some climbing. Employee also completes daily work reports.

Duties include but are not limited to:

• Histology Duties: Technician performs histological techniques such as: fixation, embedding, cutting, and staining in order to prepare tissue slides for final diagnosis by the pathologists. The incumbent is responsible for maintaining specimen integrity and identification from initial accessioning through the entire specimen processing procedure. The incumbent performs a variety of extremely difficult, delicate and complex tissue handling procedure such as preparation of frozen sections for rapid diagnosis of tissue during surgery.
• Prepares/receives specimens: Receives all requests and specimens for testing into the laboratory. Verifies the accuracy and completeness of the request and proper sample submission. Properly identifies all specimens. Verifies discrepancies with the provider. Accessions all specimens into the hospital computer system. The incumbent must be proficient in recognizing tissue from any part of the body and be able to identify the origin and type of tissue.
• Fixation: Perform fixation techniques that are non-routine such as EM, Immunohistochemistry, muscle, and nerve studies, as well as bone decalcification. Understands the unique fixation requirements of each type and size of specimen, and whether or not the specimen must have special treatment before fixation.
• Processing: Must have an excellent understanding of anatomy, and the difference in each type of tissue, how they will respond to different processing protocols, and to determine the correct processing fit for each individual specimen.
• Embedding: Due to the wide variety of specimens the lab can receive (from any part of the body) Knowledge of chemistry and the basic anatomy is essential to understanding the correct orientation of tissue in embedding so that imperative tissue is not lost during cutting. Understanding not only normal, but abnormal/diseased tissue is important. Pathology specimens are irretrievable, therefore trouble-shooting must be done prior to many steps performed.
• Cutting: Incumbent must be able to operate and maintain a microtome, understanding how to perfect the angle, speed, and extra treatments that may be needed (decalcification, softening) and co1Tect temperature are required to produce acceptable sections. Verifying co1Tect embedding techniques, determining the proper manner for appropriate sectioning and thickness, and following the cutting protocol for each type of specimen and stain are essential. Manual and automated coverslipping skills are also required.
• Routine and special stains: Performs staining of tissue sections including advanced staining techniques through automation and manual methods ( e.g. Papanicolauo, Romanowsky, GMS, PAS, Prussian Blue, Verhoeff Van Giesen elastic). These procedures are often complex, difficult, and non-standardized. Many choices of alternative ways of proceeding are determined through the incumbent' s professional training and experience. Procedures must be adapted to individual variance in specimen and stain perfo1mance. Appropriate fixation, embedding, and cutting techniques are evaluated to obtain the co1Tect specimen section for staining. After each stain, the incumbent accepts or rejects slides based upon the proper staining reactions before submitting to the pathologist for microscopic diagnosis. The principles of each unique stain involve chemical procedures such as pH balance and altering the concentration of chemical solutions. Chemical interaction with microorganisms, certain tissue fibers, and types of cells, as well as physiology of different tissues, all must be understood in order to dete1mine proper staining.

Duties include but are not limited to:

• Histology Duties: Technician performs histological techniques such as: fixation, embedding, cutting, and staining in order to prepare tissue slides for final diagnosis by the pathologists. The incumbent is responsible for maintaining specimen integrity and identification from initial accessioning through the entire specimen processing procedure. The incumbent performs a variety of extremely difficult, delicate and complex tissue handling procedure such as preparation of frozen sections for rapid diagnosis of tissue during surgery.
• Prepares/receives specimens: Receives all requests and specimens for testing into the laboratory. Verifies the accuracy and completeness of the request and proper sample submission. Properly identifies all specimens. Verifies discrepancies with the provider. Accessions all specimens into the hospital computer system. The incumbent must be proficient in recognizing tissue from any part of the body and be able to identify the origin and type of tissue.
• Fixation: Perform fixation techniques that are non-routine such as EM, Immunohistochemistry, muscle, and nerve studies, as well as bone decalcification. Understands the unique fixation requirements of each type and size of specimen, and whether or not the specimen must have special treatment before fixation.
• Processing: Must have an excellent understanding of anatomy, and the difference in each type of tissue, how they will respond to different processing protocols, and to determine the correct processing fit for each individual specimen.
• Embedding: Due to the wide variety of specimens the lab can receive (from any part of the body) Knowledge of chemistry and the basic anatomy is essential to understanding the correct orientation of tissue in embedding so that imperative tissue is not lost during cutting. Understanding not only normal, but abnormal/diseased tissue is important. Pathology specimens are irretrievable, therefore trouble-shooting must be done prior to many steps performed.
• Cutting: Incumbent must be able to operate and maintain a microtome, understanding how to perfect the angle, speed, and extra treatments that may be needed (decalcification, softening) and co1Tect temperature are required to produce acceptable sections. Verifying co1Tect embedding techniques, determining the proper manner for appropriate sectioning and thickness, and following the cutting protocol for each type of specimen and stain are essential. Manual and automated coverslipping skills are also required.
• Routine and special stains: Performs staining of tissue sections including advanced staining techniques through automation and manual methods ( e.g. Papanicolauo, Romanowsky, GMS, PAS, Prussian Blue, Verhoeff Van Giesen elastic). These procedures are often complex, difficult, and non-standardized. Many choices of alternative ways of proceeding are determined through the incumbent' s professional training and experience. Procedures must be adapted to individual variance in specimen and stain perfo1mance. Appropriate fixation, embedding, and cutting techniques are evaluated to obtain the co1Tect specimen section for staining. After each stain, the incumbent accepts or rejects slides based upon the proper staining reactions before submitting to the pathologist for microscopic diagnosis. The principles of each unique stain involve chemical procedures such as pH balance and altering the concentration of chemical solutions. Chemical interaction with microorganisms, certain tissue fibers, and types of cells, as well as physiology of different tissues, all must be understood in order to dete1mine proper staining.

• Performs routine and moderately complex accounting tasks consistent with level of complexity warranted by the grade level and in accordance with prescribed policies and procedures.
• Reviews and examines all types of procurement documents for payment.
• Ensures that relationships are maintained throughout the entire accounting structure by maintaining surveillance over the day-to-day accounts payable financial operations.
• Uses the financial management system to reconcile against treasury schedules.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Provides administrative and technical guidance to the office staff and other field offices.
• Prepares contract modifications initiated in the field for unlimited dollar amounts.
• Performs or directs a variety of related duties.

• Serve as the subject matter expert for property accountability and all logistics matters within the organization.
• Maintain an automated supply system for material requisitions, inventories, lateral transfers, authorizations, hand receipts, supporting files, and other property book transactions.
• Conduct investigations to determine causes of inventory discrepancies by checking property documents.
• Locate vendors or other actions to ensure mission operations are performed without interruption due to inadequate or nonexistent bench stocked or special requirement materials.
• Serve as the organization vehicle manager, arranging for the pickup, maintenance, dispatch, and turn-in of vehicles.
• Compile and prepare reports concerning motor vehicle maintenance, utilization, repairs, accidents, etc.
• Schedule equipment maintenance/calibration and repairs as necessary.
• Serve as facility manager.
• Establish plans and programs for overall center safety, physical security, key control, center access, fire protection, energy conservation, and environmental compliance programs.
• Receive, document, and turn in hazardous material and waste.

• Codes complex and difficult records correctly concerning the diagnosis, operations and/or procedures.
• Assures the final diagnosis and operative procedures as stated by the physician are valid and complete.
• Maintain paper and electronic medical records in accordance with Indian Health Service, State and local regulations.
• Scan documents into the electronic health record using Vista Imaging.
• Provides education and coding updates to medical staff, business office staff and other healthcare providers.

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Major Duties include:

For the GS-04:

• Conduct field implementation of non-native invasive plant field program; including survey, monitoring and treatment using chemical, biological, mechanical and/or cultural control methods. This work will be lead and monitored by higher graded employees.
• Participate in hazard tree management activities including conducting hazard tree surveys and mitigation action which may include cutting trees and debris removal as directed by higher graded employees.
• Assist in fence construction and repair for livestock trespass.

• Assist in field implementation of non-native invasive plant field program; including survey, monitoring and treatment using chemical, biological, mechanical and/or cultural control methods.
• Lead hazard tree management activities including conducting hazard tree surveys and mitigation action which may include cutting trees and debris removal.
• Lead fence construction and repair for livestock trespass.

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Major Duties include:

• Conduct field implementation of non-native invasive plant field program; including survey, monitoring and treatment using chemical, biological, mechanical and/or cultural control methods.
• Conducts hazard tree management activities including performing hazard tree surveys and mitigation action which may include cutting trees and debris removal.
• Implement fence construction and repair for livestock trespass.
• May lead field activities occasionally.

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• Lead field implementation of non-native invasive plant field program; including survey, monitoring and treatment using chemical, biological, mechanical and/or cultural control methods.
• Lead hazard tree management activities including performing hazard tree surveys and mitigation action which may include cutting trees and debris removal.
• Lead fence construction and repair for livestock trespass.
• Provide instruction and oversight for the field work of students, volunteers, coworkers and contractors involved in invasive plant and hazard tree management activities. Use personal judgement to adjust methods or procedures in field work as needed.

• Assists in providing ongoing education, updates and briefs physicians, nursing staff, and health care personnel within the immediate organization or work unit, on coding updates, rules, regulations, and guidelines.
• Assists in scanning all medical documents into the patient record. Provides proper protection and confidentiality of protected health information and sensitive data.
• Quantitative Analysis - Performs comprehensive review of the record to assure the presence of all component parts, such as: correct name, health record number, signatures and dates where required, and all reports which appear to be indicated by the treatment rendered.
• Qualitative Analysis - Evaluates the record for documentation, consistency, accuracy, and correlation of recorded data, such as medical necessity and modifier usage, Ensures the final diagnosis as stated by the physician is valid, complete and accurately reflects the care and treatment rendered