Storekeeper, Per Diem
About the Role
At UCLA Health in the Hospital & Health Care space, Healing humankind, one patient at a time, with world-class care and discovery..
This position works primarily in a warehouse environment. You will perform receiving functions, stock, pick/pack, and deliver medical supplies to UCLA Health’s hospital and ambulatory clinics. Responsibilities include: Data entry utilizing the Materials Management computer system, complete shipments by processing and loading orders and ensure all goods are in excellent condition, prepare orders by processing requests and supply orders; pulling materials; packing boxes; placing orders in delivery area. Incumbents will be required to operate warehouse equipment, drive forklifts, order pickers, and delivery trucks. Completes deliveries by driving truck or van and coordinates the timely delivery of supplies and equipment adhering to delivery schedule procedures. Maintains truck or van by completing preventive maintenance requirements. Enforces inventory controls by collecting stock location orders and report any missing or lost inventory to management. Provides quality service by following organization standards. Preserves safe and clean work environment by keeping shelves, pallet area, and workstations neat. This is an “as needed” per diem position; schedule and working hours will vary. Per Diem roles may convert to career. Pay rate: 27.96 hourly.
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Requirements
- Required to hold valid driver’s license, have a driving record that is in accordance with local policies/procedures, and/or enroll in the California Employer Pull Notice Program
- Ability to push/pull up to 100 pounds and lift up to 50 pounds.
- Experience in utilizing heavy duty transport carts, furniture dollies, supply dollies, cargo van, box truck, electric pallet jack, manual pallet jack, and forklift.
- Ability to operate a University vehicle to deliver supplies to multiple off-site locations
- Strong communication skills with a strong customer service emphasis.
- Demonstrated knowledge of basic computer skills and software.
- Ability to demonstrate a high degree of accuracy and attention to detail.
- Ability to strictly obey the healthcare regulations for infection control.
- Provides resources information regarding proper sterilization techniques, product information, equipment operation etc. to fellow staff and other healthcare team members, serving as a resource for people needing direction as required.
- Ability to consistently adhere to policies and procedures.
- Ability to attend and participate in required fire, safety, disaster and body mechanics classes and/or drills.
- Consistently maintains good guest relations interdepartmentally, intra-departmentally, using English language in both written and verbal format.
- Demonstrated good telephone etiquette.
- Always responds to the needs of all areas. If unable to meet the needs, keeps the area informed and offers alternative
- Ability to understand and adhere to Materials Management / Receiving and UCLA Policies and procedures.
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Our employees are challenged and empowered in an atmosphere of learning and support. Every day, we are able to make a significant difference for our patients, our community and our team members. We are committed to equity, inclusion and diversity. All employees have an opportunity to work alongside other world-class health care professionals and contribute to our reputation as an internationally-respected leader. Every day, we are able to make a significant difference for our patients, our community and our team members.
Positive Vision for the Future
There’s a sense of shared purpose that lets us know we’re in a true place of inclusive, compassionate healing. That’s the UCLA Health culture and it’s built on a clear mission, a focused vision and enduring values.
Alignment of Values
More than a visionary leader at UCLA Health, Johnese Spisso, CEO of the UCLA Hospital System, is active in community leadership and has served as the Los Angeles Community Chair for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Light the Night Walk as well as the Los Angeles Community Chair for the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women Luncheon. She has received numerous awards and recognition throughout her career, including being named to Modern Healthcare’s Top 25 Most Influential Women Leaders in 2019, LA Business Journal’s 500 Most Influential Leaders in Los Angeles in 2020 and Modern Healthcare’s Top 50 Clinical Leaders of 2020 in the U.S.
Respect
UCLA Health champions the talent that unites our organization in serving our communities. We believe that every individual has a voice, and we welcome the difference those voices make in enhancing our world-class culture of healing humankind through acts of kindness.
Killer Outcomes
As members of the UCLA Health community, we are committed to the highest ethical standards to advance our mission of delivering leading-edge patient care, research and education. We all share the responsibility of conducting our professional and personal practices, following the principles of integrity, compassion, respect, teamwork, excellence, and discovery. We are committed to honoring the trust of our patients, families, and community by continuously striving to deliver exceptional care through excellence in quality, safety, service, affordability, and equity
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